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MLB hitter using a two strike approach! Beautiful. Facing elite velocity … with 0-2 count, he implements a “no stride” approach perfectly. His personal adjustment. Allows him to be efficiently short and compact to the ball. Wins the at bat. TURN UP the volume📣💥and listen to announcers share some... show more

Trent Mongero

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41,376 次观看 • 1 个月前 •via X (Twitter)

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Robert Dyer III1 个月前

How did I know this was going to be Mauricio

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Dubon is great at this. Happens all the time.

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A couple keys on the *press* glove action when dealing with the extremely tough short in between hop that often eats infielders up… Dirt Bro instructor, Taber Mongero, explains the common flaw of wasted time/space when using the press glove action, and how it should be eliminated. Following this explanation, you can see Taber execute the press glove action at game speed on a play where it was extremely necessary. The reason why he is using the press glove action on this play is to turn a tricky short in between hop into a much more manageable short hop by pressing forward through the ball before bringing the ball back to his mid line center line and throwing to first for the out. #DoingDirtWork

A couple keys on the press glove action when dealing with the extremely tough short in between hop that often eats infielders up… Dirt Bro instructor, Taber Mongero, explains the common flaw of wasted time/space when using the press glove action, and how it should be eliminated. Following this explanation, you can see Taber execute the press glove action at game speed on a play where it was extremely necessary. The reason why he is using the press glove action on this play is to turn a tricky short in between hop into a much more manageable short hop by pressing forward through the ball before bringing the ball back to his mid line center line and throwing to first for the out. #DoingDirtWork

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259,405 次观看 • 2 年前

Ding… 🛎️ Ding 🛎️ Ding 🛎️ !!! The Tigers struck out the least as a team in June (of all season) and they had the best offense in baseball that month. ** So nice to see a MLB Team finally Make that significant connection! See video… Striking out hurts your offense and loses games… I’ll stand on that mountain forever. Got to put the ball in play with 2 strikes. Hard preferably, yea of course, but even softer hit contact and miss hits find holes and can be tough plays for D. But Hard “right turns” and “left turns” with a K don’t do that. No pressure put on opponents. Develop a solid 2 strike approach and fight tooth and nail to survive! Move the lineup, pass it down. Frustrate the pitcher and defense. Run up pitch counts of opponents starters. Put up crooked numbers in multiple innings. All of it… why? Because it wins. And it’s beautiful baseball to watch! Dirt Bro Diamond Training Taber Mongero

Ding… 🛎️ Ding 🛎️ Ding 🛎️ !!! The Tigers struck out the least as a team in June (of all season) and they had the best offense in baseball that month. ** So nice to see a MLB Team finally Make that significant connection! See video… Striking out hurts your offense and loses games… I’ll stand on that mountain forever. Got to put the ball in play with 2 strikes. Hard preferably, yea of course, but even softer hit contact and miss hits find holes and can be tough plays for D. But Hard “right turns” and “left turns” with a K don’t do that. No pressure put on opponents. Develop a solid 2 strike approach and fight tooth and nail to survive! Move the lineup, pass it down. Frustrate the pitcher and defense. Run up pitch counts of opponents starters. Put up crooked numbers in multiple innings. All of it… why? Because it wins. And it’s beautiful baseball to watch! Dirt Bro Diamond Training Taber Mongero

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46,276 次观看 • 11 个月前

What earns playing time? Especially at the Amateur levels? Being a tough out. It gets you in the lineup … and a team full of tough outs play for, and win, championships! Look at the two teams in the MLB #WorldSeries They grind out at bats against the best arms in the world. Many of them refuse to strike out. It’s a mentality and approach all in one. Refuse to die! Spoil pitches! Raise pitch counts! Frustrate the pitcher and break him down. Make them throw as many high stress pitches as possible! Young players must begin to see the value of putting pressure on the defense…. I feel the pendulum is swinging back around to the value of competitors with two strikes. Even at the Big League level. Time will tell… Dirt Bro Diamond Training Taber Mongero Next Level Baseball

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19,447 次观看 • 11 个月前

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72,288 次观看 • 1 年前

For all the players (at all ages) that spend their entire batting practice “hooking and pulling” everything… Take a look at the video and then listen carefully to Adam Wainwright Adam Wainwright talk about Castellanos’ approach in BP today… hint… not one pitch pulled… everything backside (oppo). Batting practice is a chance to work your swing and focus on “in game approach.” Wish more young players could learn this and work to apply. Become a complete hitter. Dirt Bro Diamond Training Next Level Baseball

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Brutal…!!! What else can we do with these stupid rules to mess up our great game? So now, as a result, the question has to be asked (from a technical standpoint) … Do we go back to straddling the bag to make the tag, if the throw is online? The hardest part of receiving a throw (in front of the bag), even when you let the ball travel to the glove, is reaching the far backside of the base with a tag. Now…If you can’t adjust your feet at all in front of the base, straddle might become the best option? If I’m a baserunner, I’m sliding head first to the far back corner of these larger bases. …any thoughts? MLB Dirt Bro Diamond Training Taber Mongero

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953,217 次观看 • 2 年前

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33,281 次观看 • 2 年前

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