Thank Lippa Rippa! I appreciate you watching and commenting

@@jromanr4451 Hey J, No worries. Just reschedule. But next time, have your parents on.

Thank you Jessica for watching, and commenting! I appreciate you

Hey David, thank you for watching and commenting! We wouldn't have time for an actual virtual hitting lesson. Plus, there would have to be multiple cameras for that to work well. However, what most people do is send a video over to me, and then we break down the swing together.

Hey BV, thanks for watching and commenting. I appreciate you. Glad you enjoyed the content. Don't forget to subscribe

Hey DJ Hale, thanks for the comment! Seriously, made my day. I appreciate you DJ

Hey Alberto! Thanks for watching the video and commenting. I hope one day I will have a million subs haha

Hey GSporscardopenings, glad to hear it's already made a difference in your swing. Keep me updated! I want to hear about your successes

While not being the biggest we can still hit the ball hard! Thank you JC

Hey Dagreatgoatdgg, i'm glad this was helpful. Thanks for watching! Keep swingign and yes, you can hit the ball hard. Just keep pushing. Don't give in mentally. Also, thanks for watching it 5 times haha. Share this to your teammates

Amazing! congratulations! Can we get on a zoom call so you can tell your story? Would love to feature you

Agreed!

Hey BaltimoreJay, thanks for watching and commenting. I personally recommend the Pocket radar because i've seen it be the most accurate. However, My friend says this radar gun (below) is 90% accurate, and it's super cheap compared to pocket radar. How about starting there and moving on up to the pocket radar over time. What are your thoughts? -> amzn.to/4dP4hPZ

@@JermaineCurtis55 man I really appreciate that, I will definitely give this a try

Awesome. I will probably do a review on radar guns soon.

Hey Cluchh, thanks for watching and commenting. Glad you liked the video.

You're welcome Ed! But truthfully, thank you for watching and commenting

Good points. Thanks for the comment Nightfall!

@Nightfall - could you go back and use punctuation? I'm really not trying to be a grammar snob here - I feel like there are some real gems in what you're trying to say, but I can't really tell when a thought stops and the next one starts. Did you mean to place a period after "elbow" in the first sentence? And kind of feels like there is something missing in the second sentence between "why" and "is."? Any clarification? Thanks in advance.

@@michaelallen1154 there was no period after elbow

What do you mean? Seeing the baseball out of the hands and slowing it down??

@@JermaineCurtis55 yeah

I will make a video about this soon. But, what I did when I was a pro baseball player, facing guys who threw 100mph, I would hit off a pitching machine and walk closer to it. I just watched it at times, other times I would swing. But as I got closer it sped the reaction time up. I went as far as I could go to the machine. Then I walked back slowly, and the ball slowed down. When the game started, 100mph felt slow. This is what most major league players do, and I believe it will help you too.

hahah yep, and you are too. Thanks for watching and commenting

Hey Daniel, Thanks for watching. I apprecaite you watching and commenting! I will try my best to deliver more content.

Good question - Talk to your dad and set up a call with me. We will go over your swing.

Who said that?

@@JermaineCurtis55i was jus breaking balls ! Strengthen your core, lower body & upper body .. Sounds alot like be Stronger tho

@@Marylandterpenes831 I hear ya. But, would you agree that strengthening the core, lower body, and upper body will help you hit the ball harder and farther?

Heck Yeah! Thanks Soonerdude for coming back and watching!

Thanks SIS!

Thank you for watching!

Thanks Dan for the comment! Definitely will keep them coming

Haha this kid is hitting line drives now.

@JermaineCurtis55 He looks good. I've been teaching the "pat yourself on the back" technique for years as a way to clean up roll over and have better bat path. It works well. I usually tell kids to focus on the feel of giving someone an uppercut to the ribs as a way of teaching getting on plane, and driving the rear hip. Very similar concept to what you were doing here with how you had him throwing the ball with his top hand. I definitely approve. It's a good idea. It's just funny to me because I get into heated debates with many coaches that tell me I'm teaching an "uppercut swing" that's only gonna produce pop-ups. Meanwhile, I watch many of the kids from these coaches unable to figure out how not to hit flared grounders on a low outside tee setting because they're unable to get behind the ball and just swing down at it. Also, I love the dog ball thrower idea. That's a new one for me. I'm gonna have to try that out. I've always told kids that the lead arm is the guide through the swing plane. The dog ball thrower shows that perfectly with immediate feedback. Well done. 👍🏻

Hahah Yeah, I hear ya. Social Media is about the extremes so when they see most people coach they see the exaggerated version of it.

Hey AJ! Thanks for watching, I appreciate the comment too. Thank you!

Got a link to it?

If you want to grab the dog thrower without the program, here's the link: amzn.to/4dtzmcA

It's a very good tool to use! I love using it.

Hope you are a fan too!

Hmm...what do you mean?

@@JermaineCurtis55I want to sign an mlb contract as a free agent. I have the talent but I’m undersized.

@@JermaineCurtis55I want to sign a free agent mlb contract. I have the talent I am training and just want a shot. Im undersized so I’ve always been overlooked.

@@JermaineCurtis55I can send video my exit velocity is up to 90 mph

oh man... that means a lot. Thank you! What was it that you actually liked about it, so I can continue doing it?

Hey AOJ, thanks for watching the video. Glad it was informative. I know that the game is tough, and sometimes you feel like you're not getting to where you want to. Stay the course, keep working hard, and enjoy competing. The results will come.

@@JermaineCurtis55 thanks so much for the encouragement Jermaine. You’ve earned a new subscriber.

Awesome. Welcome to the family!

Just wondering what’s the problem your dealing with?

@@LeticiaArriaga-vr9rm my issue is that the mechanics I work on the tee aren’t translating to actual live pitching.

I believe there is value in what he teaches. Otherwise, people wouldn't listen. What are your thoughts?

@@JermaineCurtis55 I have a 12 year old son, just trying to give him the right info on hitting. Some people believe HLP is a good hitting method, but then some say its a really bad method, however, I have not been able to find a good thorough explanation of why its bad. I hear things like you'll strikeout and pop-out a lot. There are 3-4 main elements to the HLP swing philosophy, coiling (everybody thinks this is good), tilting/pivoting on back hip (some think this is good), really keeping weight back (most think this is good), the hand snap (very controversial but essential for HLP), it takes a little time to understand HLP but once understood, it's a pretty simple process, the simplicity is what interest me. I have been trying to figure out the baseball swing for the last 2-3 years. I do think there is a right way to swing but different ways to get to that place, I think everyone just needs to find the instruction and drills that makes sense to them and leads to that good swing

Yeah, I hear you. I think a lot of people are out there searching for the 'right' information. I agree that there are a lot of phony hitting gurus online who have never actually hit themselves. However, what people need to find is the 'right information for them.' Aaron Judge has been coached by hundreds of coaches throughout his life, and he found what worked for him. Does this mean it will work for your son? I don't know. It might, but it might not. You never know unless you try it out. So go and experiment. Just remember to stay in communication with your son. A lot of people always look outward for the answer, but the answer is usually inward.

@JermaineCurtis55 thanks so much for the response and your advice, I really appreciate it

Hey Sid, Say it Louder! haha just joking. Thank you for commenting, loved the response.

You need good fundamentals to use what he’s teaching. Believe it or not there are a multitude of kids that have major struggles that don’t allow them to use this. Mostly in their top half. EDIT: He addressed those issues. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 needed to finish video

Hahaha thanks for watching and commenting!

@@JermaineCurtis55do you recommend this for fastpitch softball players as well ?

Hey Wintertide, Let me know your thoughts. You are close

Hey Ethan, thanks for watching! I will make a video about getting out of a slump soon. Putting it on the list. This off-season I would recommend working on mindset, and looking through your numbers to see what to improve on. Maybe I should make a video about off-season and how to improve for next year. Putting that on the list as well.

Thank you sounds good

Glad you like them Mr. Conley! Thank you for watching

Metal bats.

@@JermaineCurtis55 thanks man. Also I wanted to let you know that it’s refreshing to hear someone talk about mechanics on the internet in the way that I was taught. I’m getting tired of seeing guys like Teacherman on my feed

Haha, Awesome. I appreciate you. Thanks for watching TLAM!

Awesome. Keep grinding Baseballgod215.

Thanks Chuck & Khalil! I'm going to make a video about you guys soon

@DoublePlay21 Awesome. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks again for watching!

Hey Evan, thanks for reaching out. Without seeing your swing, I believe the hitting approach is what I would recommend to you. If you can learn to focus on the zones that give you the best results, you'll start hitting the ball harder and farther.

Awesome. Thanks for watching!

Thank Risbo!