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Don’t be a Tokyo Drifter A tiny difference can have HUGE impacts. Most hitters don’t get beat… they drift. That tiny move forward after landing? That’s everything. Try this stupid fix 👇 👉 Stand on the plate 👉 Step away from the plate with the rear foot 👉 Slight... show more

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Colt, like most hitters, cups his wrist and overuses his shoulders in the swing—and it kills consistency. Here’s what you guys don’t get: even the way you grip the bat is affecting everything you do. Barrel path, bat speed, contact… all of it. Every detail matters. But most of you won’t fix it—not because you can’t, but because you don’t train enough. You don’t get your reps in. You’re not in the cage every day cleaning it up. The players who actually improve are obsessed with the details. If that’s not you… good luck.

Colt, like most hitters, cups his wrist and overuses his shoulders in the swing—and it kills consistency. Here’s what you guys don’t get: even the way you grip the bat is affecting everything you do. Barrel path, bat speed, contact… all of it. Every detail matters. But most of you won’t fix it—not because you can’t, but because you don’t train enough. You don’t get your reps in. You’re not in the cage every day cleaning it up. The players who actually improve are obsessed with the details. If that’s not you… good luck.

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This is one of the greatest feelings a hitter will ever experience… and most players never learn it. This drill has nothing to do with mechanics. It has everything to do with execution. The pitcher mixes fastballs and slow balls. Your only two rules: ⚾ Slow pitch or spin? Don’t roll it over. ⚾ Fastball? Don’t pull it. Now you’re forced to recognize speed instead of guessing. You’re training your eyes, your timing, and your approach—not just your swing. This is one of my favorite two-strike drills because it teaches hitters to trust what they see instead of committing too early. A great swing is important. Knowing when to use it is what separates hitters. Train with an expert, not an influencer.

This is one of the greatest feelings a hitter will ever experience… and most players never learn it. This drill has nothing to do with mechanics. It has everything to do with execution. The pitcher mixes fastballs and slow balls. Your only two rules: ⚾ Slow pitch or spin? Don’t roll it over. ⚾ Fastball? Don’t pull it. Now you’re forced to recognize speed instead of guessing. You’re training your eyes, your timing, and your approach—not just your swing. This is one of my favorite two-strike drills because it teaches hitters to trust what they see instead of committing too early. A great swing is important. Knowing when to use it is what separates hitters. Train with an expert, not an influencer.

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Most hitters think the stride works like this: Foot forward… back hip stays cocked, coiled, loaded whatever the term, then WHAM. I get it. Sounds cool. But the swing isn’t a Looney Tunes slingshot. For instance, a toe-tap stride, the whole system moves forward together — head, torso, and lower half toward the pitcher in sync. Look at the yellow lines. (Start to finish) The roof → spine → base all move forward into the position to fire. Where hitters get in trouble is when the foot goes forward but the head and torso stay back. Now they’re stuck on the backside… the front shoulder pops up and the barrel starts down too soon causing a steep swing with balls into the ground or missing under that one fastball. The stride isn’t just a step. It’s a controlled forward move of the whole system. Study the lines. Agree or disagree? ⚾️ Train with an expert. Not an influencer

Most hitters think the stride works like this: Foot forward… back hip stays cocked, coiled, loaded whatever the term, then WHAM. I get it. Sounds cool. But the swing isn’t a Looney Tunes slingshot. For instance, a toe-tap stride, the whole system moves forward together — head, torso, and lower half toward the pitcher in sync. Look at the yellow lines. (Start to finish) The roof → spine → base all move forward into the position to fire. Where hitters get in trouble is when the foot goes forward but the head and torso stay back. Now they’re stuck on the backside… the front shoulder pops up and the barrel starts down too soon causing a steep swing with balls into the ground or missing under that one fastball. The stride isn’t just a step. It’s a controlled forward move of the whole system. Study the lines. Agree or disagree? ⚾️ Train with an expert. Not an influencer

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Tariffs were never meant to be a weapon. The original idea was reciprocal trade, if Switzerland hits an American product with an 8.3% VAT, we match it with an 8.3% tariff. That system worked for decades. But lately, tariffs have turned into tariff warfare, punitive moves like the 50% hit on Canada and Mexico, now sitting at 25% during a political standoff. That’s not strategy, that’s negotiation through pain. Here’s the problem, when you tariff things you don’t even produce, you’re not punishing the other country, you’re punishing Americans. Take potash as an example, it’s in Saskatchewan, we don’t have it. So a 25% tariff makes farmers pay more, which makes food cost more. Same with bananas, pineapples, aluminum inputs, all of it. Small businesses can’t absorb those costs, they pass them on, and the consumer gets hammered at the kitchen table.

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Everything we want from an athlete after a tough loss. Stand up there, answer the questions, show that it sucks. Don’t have to be in a good mood—the angst shows you care, and that’s part of the show that is professional sports. Awesome from a 22 year old.

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Stop drifting after you land. A lot of hitters think they need to keep moving forward after foot plant to create power. In reality, that forward drift often causes the barrel to work down through and under the ball. Instead, rotate behind your contact point. Keep your head stable, create more space, and give the barrel a better path through the zone. HEAD - down and back slightly OK✅ MOVING FORWARD AS YOU SWING❌ Train with an expert, not an influencer.

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Ike wants stability for the Eagles’ next offensive coordinator—and that means a proven veteran focused on Jalen Hurts, not the next job. “I don’t want to be back in this position again. I need a veteran coordinator who can simplify the offense and tailor it to Jalen Hurts. Who’s going to get the most out of him? That’s an experienced guy with wisdom and patience. And I think Jalen respects that.”

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Do whatever it takes to keep slop out of the swing. The closer we are to max stretch, the easier it is to get there. Sure, some hitters have a ton of rhythm and movement they can time up really well. But not everyone can remove the slack that easily. Struggling with it? Try this.

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