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Joey Votto talkin launch angle, barrel control, dealing with failure & what youth hitters should understand. Hitting gold by Joey Votto #TalkinBaseball

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John Webervor 3 Jahren

@JoeyVotto Absolute GOLD.. every hitter should listen. A million Truths here.

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Adam Siegelvor 3 Jahren

@JoeyVotto I could listen to Votto talk hitting all day!

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T Scottvor 3 Jahren

@JoeyVotto Nails.

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JAMADOR // ATLvor 3 Jahren

@JoeyVotto This is fascinating. A ton of great info in here. Votto is the man for paying it forward like this. Thanks for posting.

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Dan Farahvor 3 Jahren

@JoeyVotto It’s always interesting to see and hear the players themselves explain their technique or approach.

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