5 PAINFUL TRUTHS About Baseball

[@UltimateBaseballTraining]

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[@treycraig1522]

Ultimate Baseball Training thanks. Justin i really learn something from this ,i was not heavily recruited in high school,i did a walkon naia small d1 school,made the team played 13 games hit over 300,im working hard improve my arm ,second year. I told the coach redshirt,this fall I'll be ready showout go into the draft for 2020 season

[@peteisspidey4451]

trey craig good luck man

[@treycraig1522]

@@peteisspidey4451 Appreciate it man

[@ryoo3313]

Number 1 getting hit with a 100 mph fastball Edit: wow thanks for the likes I’ve never had 5 likes! Ok now I think of that. That is kinda sad Edit again: OMG THANK YOU EVERYONE YOU GUYS ARE THE BEST I NEVER HAD THIS MUCH IN MY LIFE

[@goatdubs33yt96]

I read a quote by Russell Westbrook a week ago and he said to treat everything you do like it is your last time doing it, I took that to heart and now I play that hard, just like you said

[@stevemal]

I went to work today and said goodbye to everyone, cleaned out my desk and went home. It's going to be weird when I do the same thing tomorrow.

[@goatdubs33yt96]

@@stevemal oof

[@robbinsnestbaseball3680]

@@stevemal can't stop laughing on this

[@RyanPHill77]

Another showcase of why this is, easily, my favorite baseball channel on KZbin. Like he said, these are excellent life lessons, not just specific to baseball.

[@KenAdams426]

our coach in HS asked, what is a good batting avg in the MLB. we yelled out numbers over .300 and he made a great point after that. Said that 70% of the time that person got out. It just blew our minds as we never thought of that before. and this was 25 years ago too. LOL

[@rafaeldecarvalhopiacenti6143]

You are an incredible coach Justin, I am from Brazil and I am going to do high school in Usa, thanks to you I am learning a lot and I am creating more and more confidence to try to compete in a space on the varsity. Many thanks coach, continue with your videos that are amazing.

[@joeymansour5970]

This is one of your best vids. Thank you for being such a great teacher of the game! Your advice has helped me out a ton. Would love to see some more pitching drills to work on!!

[@Jabild]

Love the content! Please make a video about playing "on your toes" covering both infield and outfield. Thanks

[@lukehukill8384]

Thank you so much you have no idea how much each and every video impacts your viewers in a positive way

[@growingupbaseball8796]

Wow. The first two tips though !! Awesome.. Keeping this in mind as a Baseball parent is so crucial. Thanks..great video

[@jamesosteen09]

That's why I dislike the saying "practice makes perfect"...more like [perfect or good] practice makes perfect.

[@wyattseals2099]

Thanks coach for all of these videos, I’m a young player and I’m about to go into highschool. I’m looking for a little bit of help on how I can work on staying though the baseball and hit through it. Any tips?

[@dr.miller2854]

Excellent point!!!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾. Appreciate you

[@quietkey2003]

Thanks man...gooedset of tips for those that need to focus, refocus or actually see where they are at...peace

[@danielinman3752]

The second truth was so true we went to the state tournament for the the first time in our school history I felt so much pressure to do good we made it to the championship game without loosing and we lost to a team we beat in the first round twice

[@isaacperlich]

Keep it up Coach! 👍⚾️

[@idkbro8470]

The one person that disliked this video isn't putting the work in and couldn't handle the truths.

[@Ben-bz6hb]

Correction 22

[@MrJJA714]

Good job! Thank you for the video!

[@maxclubine-ito4493]

Nice video coach justin keep it up

[@SOKYBowhunter]

I preach to the kids I coach that baseball is a game of failures but as long as we learn from them we can grow and get better from those failures.

[@slundgr]

I tell players that if they did the best they could at the time, that is all anyone can ask.

[@SOKYBowhunter]

@@slundgr I've found that creates the "good enough" mentality and the kids dont push themselves to be better.

[@slundgr]

@@SOKYBowhunter I think those are mutually exclusive. I challenge kids all the time by asking them, "How good do you want to be?' I also tell kids they should get a little better every day and always be improving, and you have to compete on every pitch and every play. It's a competition between the pitcher and hitter for instance, and you have to win that battle. I don't know how you can ask a player to do more than they best they could at the time.

[@Jeff-bb3ur]

..."understand that your baseball career goes by REALLY fast...practice like it, play like it". The hour glass is constantly running out of sand. No truer words have been spoken. Time eventually tells everyone that the game has passed them by...might happen after high school, might happen after college...but it WILL happen. Play like it!

[@josevasquez7104]

Hey coach Justin! Sorry but this is unrelated to this post. For the J-Band workout video you did about a year ago. Could we do this workout before we throw in practice or games? Or do I just do it at night when everything’s over with?

[@josevasquez7104]

Also I should mention that I’ve been going through shoulder tendinitis for about a year. So these will also help my recovery right? Thank you so much

[@andrewarreola3496]

Thanks for all that you do. -Andrew Arreola ps: I’ve been looking to get my pitching velocity higher could you make a video?

[@UltimateBaseballTraining]

You're welcome!! You should check this video out... it'll really help you out! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIbOhqylqb2cqZI

[@rickwalker6939]

Excellent video. You speak the truth

[@travismccasland7627]

A friend told my grandson many people say practice makes perfect , he said not true only perfect practice makes perfect .

[@slundgr]

Your friend is exactly right. Quality over quantity. I tell the HS and youth players I work with that practice is like going to class. Drills I give them to work on between practices is their homework. Games are the exams to see how well they did on their homework and classwork. Get a little better every day. Baseball is a game where it has to be second nature, just like brushing one's teeth. The mental side of the game has to be practiced as much as the physical side.

[@travismccasland7627]

Steven Lundgrin. Yes and those with no improvement show what they didn't do because they don't want it . I have a question foe you if you don't mind helping me . My grandson is now 16 and because all of the teams he was on as travel players were daddy ball . We were told they weren't but when we got there , oh Jo blow is his dad . So we were always in daddy ball and it just got worst till at 14 he never played select again . Last year he was in 10th and signed up for hs ,but those couches didn't know him but one told me hes a beast at 6.3 and 190 . How can I con him back to playing select again . As a 8u he hit the walk off for state winner . I have a team wanting him as pitcher . Any help would be appreciated .

[@josecuellar1579]

Practice makes progress

[@slundgr]

@@travismccasland7627 That is a tough situation and one I've heard before. Where do you live? Are there baseball clinics or facilities that field teams in his area? He might look into fall baseball, just to get the feel of it again. Start throwing and swinging his bat on his own. Does he know his HS coaches? I would say he should approach them and tell them he is interested in getting back into the game. They may know teams he could play on that are not "daddy ball" or the high school might be having workouts. I think teams are always looking for good pitchers and really good players. Look around for fall baseball teams and ask who is coaching them, the goal of fall baseball, playing time philosophy, etc. Go talk to the coaches or directors in person. I hope that helps. Let me knowhow it goes if there are any other suggestions I might provide. Another suggestion is to talk to friends he might have who are playing on a team that they enjoy and talk to that coach. If he really wants to play, I bet he can find a team. One of the things I liked about high school level baseball is you didn't have all the "daddy ball" issues as a rule.

[@slundgr]

@@josecuellar1579 One has to practice the proper drills and techniques or bad habits are further ingrained and harder to break. That is why it's important to learn the right way the first time, and that is where good instruction can come into play.

[@n_finnese2322]

Hey Justin, I’m 13 years old and I play with 14 to 18 year olds, and when I practice they’re so good, but I’m not good as them, can you make a video on how to improve

[@ryanmonke2646]

That's hella vague

[@finnm1370]

thats impossible since they are 3/4 years older

[@n_finnese2322]

Finn M its no bro

[@ryanmonke2646]

@@finnm1370 it's called high school

[@niks983]

Just keep working hard your going to have to out work those older boys until ur body catches up. Plain and simple outwork them at every drill. No plays off.

[@christianpeters3757]

Great list! Number 5 is the most painful.

[@GregJay]

I struggle with every pitch in every location, some days I can do no wrong and some days my Grama could get me out. But learning from your mistakes and total confidence are must do's. I was told by someone that when Ted Williams was up to bat he would say to himself " I'm Ted F'n Williams, the best F'n hitter in the American F'n league" over and over. Great advice

[@619sandiego8]

Great tips man!

[@kellyrowley2164]

1 view three likes wwwhhhhaaaattt? Love your vids

[@UltimateBaseballTraining]

Thank you so much!! 👍🏼

[@Heavygen]

Man, glad I can show this vid to my son and have someone else tell him what I tell him all the time. Maybe he'll listen a little better.

[@cbanks1980]

Thanks coach

[@liltop2296]

Hey what you think about a skinny guy that is a lefty pitcher and throw around 76-79 mph, also he is 6'2 and have 14 years old. Its there any posibility to make it to the mayor?

[@istvan4me561]

No

[@Rey_alvarez0620]

Yes but work hard and workout to go up 15 to 20 mph velocity by the time he is eligible

[@camc.8451]

Awesome vid

[@LuisGarcia-xc5ek]

WATCHED YOU FILM THAT VID CHECK DM COACH JUSTIN

[@swazyiscracked172]

We both liked

[@leonhuang9317]

What kind of situation should I risk to touch the plate?

[@prestonkinney7310]

When I’m batting it’s like I have a golf swing how do I fix it

[@kylerjackson8262]

Swing like you would if you were chopping a tree with an axe. With you back elbow slightly up. You'll be fine with that

[@swill1020]

#1. That I really was never as good as I thought I was. But I had a lot of fun playing

[@sebaslucilfer]

Thaks

[@moesyzslak2939]

You can train in any sport to get to the next level but in baseball it's your talented or not and most of the time that means nothing it's either you got it or you don't simple

[@nickyoung7923]

Number 1 & 2 my coach preaches those

[@dylan_bogi140]

True

[@UltimateBaseballTraining]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@alexbodnar3822]

Are you at El pomar?

[@moesyzslak2939]

2hrs practices that was my town and they thought the kids were so talented then I moved to Florida enough said

[@primeproductions901]

Same. When I lived in Florida I was above average, nothing HOF. Then I moved to Jersey. Now I'm hitting .600 😂😂

[@calebnourse752]

Make a video on how to get better while your injured

[@zoker501]

That's very hard, it depends a lot about the injury

[@niks983]

Mentally prepare visualize etc. Also depending on the injury you could work on hand eye.

[@gagedukes1227]

First one btw

[@UltimateBaseballTraining]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@gagedukes1227]

Holy crap dude ur my fav youtuber and honestly U have helped me sooo much and i thank u so much for all ur vids

[@swazyiscracked172]

1

[@UltimateBaseballTraining]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@niks983]

You play how you practice, can't just expect to turn it on at game time.

[@biggame7773]

Damn its hard to accept

[@liamholman5740]

Set your standards moderately but your goals high

[@carterseaborn2536]

first

[@UltimateBaseballTraining]

Boom! Thanks for watching!

[@wybbbaseball9146]

Hey I would like your email,because I hit a lot of home runs and I have to much stress to hit good,you don’t have to give me your email but just replay and give be a tip,Thank you

[@tomitstube]

pity party, my house, after practice. there are levels of failure, grounding out but moving the runner? not a failure. striking out with a man on third and less than two outs? failure.

[@geezlepuss7863]

1 Painful truth = boring; too slow, not enough action