6 BIG Baseball Hitting Misconceptions [MUST AVOID] with Jeff Frye - Certified Hitting Guru

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[@양승훈-z8u]

좋은분들 소개 감사합니다

[@RED29ATB]

hello Jhon, I always follow you, I like all your videos, but showing something that never worked for me, listening to this leaguer disappoints me that he shows something that has already disappeared, that the only example to follow was Ichiro Zusuki, Jeff He is already teaching something that only worked on my ranch because the fields are horrible, I didn't like the title of this video. Thank you I keep all the above of your content.

[@jasonwhite1090]

This has been a solid baseball info channel but this guy provided absolutely nothing…cheers to his big league career but it’s 2022 things are different…just like nobody in the NBA shoots granny free throws anymore, the hitting game has evolved and he’s way behind…let’s put out some better content that’s relative

[@coachjavierchavez8098]

Bahahahaha!! You joking right??

[@joehiggs4349]

As fewer and fewer people listen to this 70s/80s/90s era hitting instruction hitting continues to improve despite improved pitching.

[@danielhoward4566]

But with a decrease in the quality of contact?

[@terryhumes]

If you swing "down," but combo it with correct hinge and rotation in sequence, you swing up.

[@hardballprofessor]

Correct

[@xelrod7062]

Yup. When he actually swings to hit the ball off the tee, he drops his barrel and has a "stupid" launch angle. This guy is too busy annoyingly criticizing others.

[@lRosettaStonedl]

This dude keeps talking about how small he was, so he couldn't hit for power. Dude was bigger than Mookie Betts. His problem was most likely all the nonsense he's talking here is trash. Swinging down on the ball died a decade ago guy. Guys your size have been slugging with the big boys for awhile now. Your hitting mechanics just suck.

[@Splash2309]

How many season of pro ball did you play?

[@lRosettaStonedl]

@@Splash2309 none. I quit playing baseball to focus on basketball and football. I went to college on a full ride basketball scholarship. What does that have to do with guys his size smashing bombs? Are Altuve and Albies and Betts not real?

[@homemadepie91]

If only he had the swing mechanics of@@lRosettaStonedl!

[@homemadepie91]

@@lRosettaStonedl For the record I too disagree with his "swinging down" philosophy but the idea of some nobody on youtube saying that a succesful major league baseball player's mechanics flat out suck is just laughable. You're an idiot.

[@lRosettaStonedl]

@@homemadepie91 that's true, because I actually can hit homeruns.

[@steveisrael9825]

Thanks for another quality video! Jeff couldn’t pass up his chance to bash “hitting gurus” (Teacherman) that use video analysis. His criticism of the idea of swinging to duplicate the greats has never made sense to me. Jeff loves to bash hitting instructors, but when put on the spot here is what he said he would teach a young hitter: the basic fundamentals, stay balanced, head still, and get your foot down before you swing. Are those the words of wisdom of a former MLB’er or what you hear me and every other little league dad in the world yell from the bleachers? Jeff needs to stick to his sketch comedy bits and social media trolling.

[@ver48]

I agree. Jeff needs to shut the hell up! Teacherman helped me a lot fixing my swing. Well said!

[@Asshat237]

To call this guy a guru is a joke. His career sucked. At the same time, you most definitely DO NOT have to be a good player to be a teacher.

[@hardballprofessor]

Yup, Jeff is a guy that could do it, but doesn't know how he did it. These are the worst coaches because they cant understand why a kid can't just get it. Doesn't think critically and doesn't look at his own slow motion swing to see what he ACTUALLY did.

[@VinsHourOne]

@@Asshat237that’s a stretch to say his career sucked Man. While I don’t agree with his thoughts, he played in the Show for 10 years. Just saying.

[@danielhoward4566]

@@Asshat237 How many years did you play in MLB? Didn't think so. lol

[@allacesbaseball]

Did he say anything other than everyone is different, and don't learn from watching the best players but learn from someone who played pro ball? Also, has anyone ever shown him video of what he actually did as a player vs. what he says he did?

[@jasonwhite1090]

NO…His ego is too big

[@spannoschannel599]

Nope, because he's clueless

[@hardballprofessor]

100%

[@wukus1962]

Sorry..... rather take Ted Williams advice and apply mechanics that optimize matching the plane of the pitch. Rather be quick into the hitting zone instead of being quick to the ball.

[@allacesbaseball]

And longer in the hitting zone. Jeff's action show him in and out of the zone, so a hitter would need to be very precise in his timing.

[@joeyurko9999]

The barrel of the bat enters the zone differently for pitches in various locations.

[@i.p.freely3711]

1:25 Jeff is definitely snapping his wrist with a slight uppercut….🥴😬🥴😬

[@baileycaristo1948]

The main reason i dontvagree with the swinging down at the ball mentality is that you have to have perfect timing because the bat is in position to hit tge ball right for a very short period of time. Now, for a former majir leaguer yhats fine. But for most kids and highschoolers a mentality tgat has the bat in the strikezone longer is a better visualization. It worked for my son when we abandoned the years and tears of down on the ball mentality. Took two years changing his swing, to unlearn this.

[@baileycaristo1948]

Sorry for the misspelling. I have fat thumbs

[@trutwijd]

Agree, this is HARD to do at a young level, maybe 1 in 30 you get that nice perfect backswing and hit a gapper. How many times you striking out at a pitch you could instead fall off with more of an on-plane swing. Backspin is great and all but I think you gotta be playing post college to perfect that.

[@allacesbaseball]

Not to mention, swinging down doesn't get you backspin. Hitting the bottom of the ball gives you backspin. Don't believe me? Go play pool. No one backspins the cue by hitting down and on the top of the ball, you hit the bottom. Then Jeff shows that swinging down pulls your bat out of the hitting zone sooner than optimal. He knew how to hit, but doesn't know how to teach hitting.

[@baileycaristo1948]

@@allacesbaseball your exactly right. I saw arod once teaching this same technique, with conviction, then you look at the endless examples of his swing in the majors, not even close. Swinging down into tge strike zone is natural since the bat is held high in the stance, but then the bat travels mostly level, slight upswing to the follow through the strike zone. Most major leaguers and college players have some variant of this swing. The swing down mentality has been debunked by most coaches and clinics i see around, but you still find guys preaching it sporadically

[@Sh0Nuf]

@@baileycaristo1948 it’s not sporadically, they mock people that think it’s silly to beat balls into the ground and pop up. How many kids have gotten frustrated and quit baseball because their coaches were giving them bad info? It’s hard enough to hit a baseball, even harder when you are doing it the least efficient way.

[@cdemello20]

Hit down for ground balls? Isn't ground balls in the MLB Outs? Stupid Launch Angle?? Let Me ask Barry Bonds and Josh Donaldson what they think about driving the ball! This guy is just stating Opinions without actually showing techniques.

[@nachobizness1231]

it’s not just big leaguers who abandoned “swinging down” to the ball. go to any 12u, 13u yout tournament, video the players who are consistently hitting line drives and getting barrel on the ball. a very high percentage if not all of them will not be swinging like this guy. go to a aaa level or majors level 13u tournament and nobody will b swinging like this guy

[@cdemello20]

Worst hitting advice ever!

[@jasonabernethy8424]

"its not about the swing"? What great advice from a hitting instructor!?!?! lol I agree with different strokes for different folks.....but the swing matters!!

[@JW-dy8ru]

That's like a chef instructor saying "it's not about the food"

[@danmeier9645]

No one hits under the ball. They all get behind the ball. Even players that say they hit down don’t do it

[@jasonfinley2713]

His fly balls were outs because they were weak contact. Chopping down with all kinds of backspin is of course going to be an out and not get out of the park. This is such awful advice in today’s day in age where we have technology to actually tell us what’s happening with the ball and swing.

[@douglasoh5]

They were weak fly balls because he's a little man n didn't have an optimal swing

[@Drago2600]

@@douglasoh5 that’s a terrible excuse.

[@matthewtellez]

So Betts, and Altuve can’t hit homers because they are “little”?

[@Yarg-fi3gt]

It might be more true than you think. What’s for sure tho is it doesn’t reduce power. Why would you not want more backspin? In my experience, making rearward move to get your bat in the zone early causes you to topspin the ball when you catch it out front. There’s A LOT of kids who struggle to backspin the ball pull side now. New age mechanics are better overall, but if youre catching a meatball out front or if you’re reacting inside, you need to make it a habit to be more direct to the ball. You create elevation with your legs and core, not your hands

[@bw6801]

I don’t understand these guys. They start off by dumping on people who are supposedly spreading these wild hitting misconceptions. I’m not sure how Jeff is not totally aware of his MLB swing. He did not swing like he demonstrated in this video. rather he had a classic MLB swing, on plane, staying connected, palm up/down, etc. If you try this swing down approach against 90 mph pitching you’re not going to hit the ball hard plus the chances of the hitter being on plane dramatically decreases. Anyway here is a giphy of his swing. clients.chrisoleary.com/portals/31/Clients/Hitting/Videos/Clips_Baseball_Pro/Frye-000-400x-C.gif

[@wesleyturner1979]

His bat path does have a significantly more downward path than is optimal in that clip. Just think how much better he would have been if his bat was in the zone sooner!

[@macgruber21]

He is literally swinging straight down from his back shoulder to out in front of the plate. He feigns connection in the beginning then throws his hands and the barrel at the ball.

[@Sh0Nuf]

Why didn't Jeff use "knocking knuckles" in any of the swings he took in this video? Also, he was "wrapping his bat" per his description with higher elbow on every one as well. Just find it odd to call out people for doing most of the same things he does.

[@jrice1091]

Didn't see it. His elbow didn't come above his shoulder and the knocking knuckles were slightly offset from being inline. Which feels better for me as well. The message he was trying to convey is that everyone's different. The fundamentals of what he was showing is spot on.

[@Sh0Nuf]

@@jrice1091 set up in your launch position, “knob to catcher”. Where is your rear elbow? That’s not bat wrap my guy, it’s the position every single elite hitter gets to at heel plant. Knocking knuckles is restricting, I can’t find a single elite hitter that uses that grip, it pulls my elbows together, have to move top knuckles to between knuckles on bottom hand. Dude didn’t say anything you don’t hear every day at a little league game.

[@jrice1091]

@@Sh0Nuf Jeff Frye made it to the majors. Jordan Towers didn't....

[@Sh0Nuf]

@@jrice1091 I can balance a checkbook, not a finance major either. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@jrice1091]

@@Sh0Nuf And your going to compare adding and subtracting to one of the hardest things to be good at in professional sports. When you make it on a mlb roster and retire make a video on swing mechanics so the public can take a dump on. Better yet why not make your own video now since it's so easy.

[@kylelay6858]

Listen to Jeff if you want to not drive the ball at all😊

[@brettsadler4211]

He played in the mlb because of defense, not because he could hit.

[@joshpereira956]

I agree but he was i believe a 290 career hitter. The game was really different when he played

[@hardballprofessor]

That's not true at all. And I don't even think he is a good teacher. But that isn't true.

[@JW-dy8ru]

He could slap balls to the right side with runners on base, bunt & fetch water for his teammates.

[@artemthetrain14]

Ya 290 ain't bad. But he's obvious a phenomenal athlete and found a niche that he fit in. Doesn't mean he has a good swing lol

[@danielhoward4566]

@@JW-dy8ru Let us know when you hit .290 in MLB lol

[@jasonwhite1090]

This dude didn’t provide anything other than “everyone’s different”…if you’re not using video analysis you’re way behind the times, his attitude bashing other hitting coaches that don’t play MLB is laughable 😂…last time I checked Tiger Woods had Hank Haney and Butch Harmon as swing coaches and don’t think they had good pro careers…he was taught to hit line drives and ground balls, hence his 16 career HRs…would never have my kid learn from this guy

[@Drago2600]

Something about this dude just radiates negativity.

[@bradynf4290]

this is horrible jeff is wrong don’t listen to him

[@bradmaher6119]

what pros does Jeff coach?

[@ignaciozamora1065]

No one

[@Blingem14]

Exactly

[@delcy28]

When you're short and down to the ball, does that put the barrel on plane long enough?

[@calvinhapeman535]

No

[@seans155]

No

[@svsrevenge]

teacherman swing better, been here swinging down and i was rolling over pullside every time

[@cbs196]

Looks like he rolling over !!

[@fenixfire009]

Problem is if you overlay his swing on most mlb players, including “launch angle” hitters they are identical after leg plant. The whole debate is semantics and Feels vs Reals. Watch his slow motion swings from his playing days, his shoulders angled to the ball setting the attack angle to the ball, bat and hands staying connected to contact. Same as “launch angle” hitters. Same 15-25 degree upward swing. If these gurus would put the semantics aside and work with a human factors professional to breakdown their in game swings, the would see they are almost all doing the same thing once they initiate the swing. Then they can stop the Twitter wars, though TM asks for it and cherry picks video angles and asks for most of it. Absolutely agree with the mental aspect and personalized training/lessons. Personally I think the semantics and the argument stems around what verbal cues help the individual focus on their swing and the aspects of it they struggle with. In human factors research you quickly learn people especially highly trained specialist, rarely know exactly what their bodies are doing to perform the tasks they do naturally. Even hac surgeons argue that we edited video while recording live in an OR.

[@zebman9228]

Just like the various axis and spin angle of a baseball that is pitched. I sounds complicated, but there is usually only one axis that a baseball spins on when thrown, the variable is if it is backspin, forward spin and the orientation of that axis. With a baseball bat there is the plane the barrel moves on prior to hitting the ball, which will continue after hitting, there is the angle of the bat at contact when comparing the knob to the barrel, etc. These very few bat orientation variables will determine what happens to the ball after contact. Of course you have to contact the ball. FYI: Fryes swing looks almost identical to the Royals Whit Merryfield.

[@taedium1]

Would you say the "Swing Down vs. Up" is more for those who can't handle fast pitches? Also, which would you encourage for 10 to 12 yr olds?

[@allacesbaseball]

Get on plane. Up, down, whatever. Get on plane with the pitch. Which I guess would be a slight up swing.

[@rjvsmb]

There are three guys I would love to see you talk shop with. Reggie Smith, Matt Nokes, and Steve Springer.

[@YouGoPro]

I’m on it!

[@BooYahPower]

As far as a guy who can really talk hitting, approach, feel, etc...Matt Nokes is 100% the man

[@rjvsmb]

@@BooYahPower He and Reggie don't get enough attention. Hitters who understand how to hit and all of the nuance.

[@BooYahPower]

@@rjvsmb I think Reggie is good, just honestly...just not on the same level as Nokes

[@rjvsmb]

@@BooYahPower Fair enough.

[@jsal67]

I'm gone. Unsubscribed.

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[@behindtheseams5820]

This is the YouGoProBaseball Podcast Channel (Behind The Seams). Who do you want to see/hear next?

[@f1david]

Mike “Hitman” Easler. Old school.

[@slingshot28]

Jeff Frye (AKA Judy) doesn’t know jack squat about hitting

[@danielhoward4566]

.290 he did do well for himself unlike most commenters on KZbin. lol

[@nachobizness1231]

no idea why this channel is putting this guy on

[@danielhoward4566]

Yeah, we should only have teacherman hitters on here huh

[@1977TA]

They put him on because he started drama on the internet. This channel didn’t care what he had to say. They just wanted the clicks from people who came here hoping to hear him bash Teacherman and other instructors.

[@MrSdb127]

Watch every HOF hitter from the last 50 years. They don't hit down on the ball.

[@danielhoward4566]

When I look at both A-Rod and Pujols slow mo home run swings on KZbin it looks like they are swinging down to the ball until they aren't?

[@stevecole6485]

That guy was weird. “Look parents aren’t educated don’t have a kid practice mechanics just do what worked for ME hitting ground balls and pop ups”… Don’t try hitting like the great hitters. Booo 👎🏻

[@iforc]

This sounds like a bunch of nonsense. “It worked for me…” biomechanics is biomechanics.

[@justrakebaseball]

Unfortunately Coaches don’t actually let players be themselves or swing the way that works for him. In my experience coaches on teams are the first to harp on a player if they see them swinging a certain or doing their own drill/feels because it “looks weird”. Or they automatically assume that the player is a launch angle guy etc etc. ultimately putting the hitter in a bind. Now if the player is having success right off the bat they won’t say a word but the minute that player has an 0- 3 day, they will say “see that swing won’t last”. Complete BS. It’s easier said then done. Coaches in a team setting need to be better. ACTUALLY let your player feel his swing out. Be there to guide not direct. Get to know what your player is trying to achieve or feel with his swing, you might be surprised. He may be thinking swing down, but doing a drill to get his body to over exaggerate a move first so it evens out in the game. Be better Coaches.

[@cdemello20]

16 Career Homeruns over 9 YEARS!? Frye shouldn't be talking about launch angle. This video sounds more like a stab at another instructor, very unprofessional.

[@danielhoward4566]

Baseball isn't all about homeruns or is it?

[@birdfever]

i have always called it being wrist locked when a guy chokes the shit out of the grip

[@chartreusecircle1546]

He trashes other hitting theories but can’t articulate the mechanics behind what he considers a “correct” swing. He just parrots cliches like “down to it and thru it” or “keep your hands back”. He also has a lot of personal anecdotes about what worked for him specifically, but no general knowledge or principles to teach hitters that are effective no matter the age/size. In short, I could see him coaching Tee Ball but nothing else. Guy was a good player but an awful coach.

[@hawgifan]

You didn’t say a word about teaching hitting. Just relax and be natural?? Why bother just tell parents to give you a cc number and tell ‘em to be relaxed

[@danielhoward4566]

Don't be relaxed then.

[@lajabonilla3853]

That's wats been trying to tell kids this days swin down and gose up

[@DjEricP11]

I thought Teacherman was douchey until I saw this walking contradiction. “She Gone” is just too cringy. His methods are outdated

[@danielhoward4566]

She gone!

[@DjEricP11]

But did you play in the pros!

[@gotaguy6510]

Prettiest swing in baseball. Chop down with all arms. Got it.

[@danielhoward4566]

It does look better than teacherman swing but he is as old as dirt.

[@RED29ATB]

I don't know how the fact of saying a few things that worked for him without more detailed description bases works will they make a change in any player? the same thing on professional told me 20 years ago in a Mexican legue and the only thing they got right was in aligning the knuckles. how are you going to find a swing if you don't have a concrete base to make a swing? and practice does not solve everything, come on, really disappointing.

[@HikingAndTheHusky]

This must have been horrible pretending to listen to this slap hitter

[@danielhoward4566]

And it would be terrible to listen to Ichiro, right?

[@frankpalancio8471]

Frye isn't a swing coach. He has no clue about mechanics. He's a hitting instructor. He needs to stay in his lane and stop criticizing real swing gurus

[@MH-Tesla]

Someone repaint that shed in the background.

[@abelbertaud7580]

The real question is why was he told to hit ground balls in the minors? Do the pros teach this also?

[@johnpierce4778]

Ground balls getting you on base, ground ball move runners, ground balls score runs

[@lime2010]

@@johnpierce4778 ground balls are easy outs, ground balls are double play, ground balls don’t score the runner from 3rd to home

[@JW-dy8ru]

Ground ball hitters don't get paid 300 million

[@danielhoward4566]

@@JW-dy8ru You have to admit though that there isn't many of those 300 million players?

[@SRTKOVA]

Swinging down is how arod did it is how Barry bonds did it. It doesn’t work for everyone but don’t say it incorrect. Chopping the ball creates crazy backspin

[@homemadepie91]

Any video of either of their swings will disprove this statement.

[@povertygarage705]

Wrong. Nobody that has ever hit well has a barrel trajectory that slices downward through the ball. The reason they say "swing down" is because that's the feeling they have on the initial launch of the swing. Every good hitter loads up and gets stretched with a high hand set. Think of the swing as a disk. When you swing down the back side of the disk on the first half of the swing, your hands are going down to the ball, but your shoulders roll on a tilted angle and bring the barrel up through the zone. You never hit the ball on the back half of this disk unless the fastball gets on you way too soon, and you foul it with a check swing.

[@Blingem14]

You have never seen their swings then. Neither of them swung this way.

[@dylancouch1398]

Thanks the knuckle tip was a huge help!

[@reggaesurvivor251]

with all due respect, HLP is far superior.

[@danielhoward4566]

Doesn't seem to be many hitters using that at the moment?

[@Blingem14]

@@danielhoward4566lol all the greats used the technique. They literally ALL use the HLP whether is was taught to them by someone or they figured it out on their own.

[@danielhoward4566]

@@Blingem14 Did Hank Aaron use HLP? I could mention many others... lol

[@Blingem14]

@ lol! Actually Hank Aaron did have a HLP move. If you’re going to throw out names of great hitters make sure you dig into it first. ALL of these players used the move and the concepts Rich shows. All of them. The 1 leg twist and balance, the bat working behind them fast, the speed achieved behind them, the uncoiling, the backwards tilt keeping the weight on that back leg... None of the greats hit with a balanced swing stance. Rich isn’t showing anything new simply bringing light to what the greats figured out and trying to help others get the same concept. If you don’t like it don’t use it, but he’s right. It’s easy to see.

[@danielhoward4566]

@@Blingem14 You think that Hank Aarons swing looks like Aaron Judges swing?

[@povertygarage705]

Nobody is teaching to drop the hands down to the waist and pull up from underneath. If this is his argument, he grossly misunderstands those who he is debating.

[@danielhoward4566]

For some reason, we can't have different styles of hitting anymore. What happened to baseball anyway.

[@juliahernandez3075]

Yesss sirrr... thanks for the adviceee

[@YouGoPro]

🙌

[@derekblankenship9137]

Great video! I am a volunteer little league coach here and first year coaching kid pitch. What is some tips to help me coach each player to better pitch, hit, field without stifling their style? I watch and see that you all have a lot of good tips, and I don't want to teach wrong. Thanks!

[@stvnmorgangm]

Don't over think. Kids get too much in their own heads. Relax and enjoy. Work at practice, play the game. Just my personal thoughts.

[@bensbasketballtake5275]

Dude his advice is terrible lmao

[@josephmannix5120]

I'm 15 and only like 5 foot 7 and 110 pounds I have a simmillar swing to him

[@YouGoPro]

💪

[@Blingem14]

Change it. This guy wasn’t known for his hitting and has taught ZERO pros.

[@rjvsmb]

This was awesome!

[@YouGoPro]

🙌

[@johnwilson6319]

Your swing is not down and down down and through that goes all the way back to Lefty Odoul

[@raulvillanueva6614]

Jeff you are a Dino 🦖

[@KenArnoldActor]

Great job guys.

[@YouGoPro]

Thanks 🙌

[@JW-dy8ru]

Jeff Frye .386 career slugging %

[@danielhoward4566]

I wonder what the stats are for all 2nd basemen over time?

[@ryanwang7524]

Thanks for such great talking about learning baseball!

[@tootallforbaseball]

Coach Madden, you interview Jeff Frye, yet you also do videos with Josh Cathcart. We all know that Frye loves to bash Cathcart, so why aren’t you at least challenging Frye about his views? We know Frye was a successful big leaguer, but is that a guarantee that he is an effective hitting coach? By the way, Frye does make several good points in this video.

[@bartfox9187]

Lollll

[@jumpman23823]

Teacher man techniques sucks

[@Blingem14]

Yeah it’s done terrible things for Aaron Judge… 🤔

[@catchthisSK]

Great video. I really like the content of the channel. I've got a channel just with catcher lessons, let me know what you think of the content. Again great video for everyone who plays the game.

[@YouGoPro]

I’ll check it out 👊

[@catchthisSK]

@@YouGoPro Thank you very much. He's been working really hard and I've been working hard on the channel. Gaining ground on the channel and still learning.

[@f1david]

Mike “Hitman” Easler says the exact same thing. “ the follow through will create launch angle.”.

[@Sh0Nuf]

Are you saying what your bat does after contact affects ball flight?

[@danielhoward4566]

She gone!

[@Blingem14]

This dude is terrible. Pushing the bat onto the ball is the least efficient movement and least accurate method. The Babe didn’t swing like this, Bonds didn’t swing like this, Manny didn’t swing like this. Ted didn’t swing like this. Mickey didn’t swing like this. Miguel didn’t swing like this. Griffey didn’t swing like this. Ohtani doesn’t swing like this. “Strength” and “size” doesn’t create distance on the ball. Speed and accurate contact creates distance. This guy is a joke. The greats all have things in common. Yes different body sizes but all used the same conceptsHe loves to name drop people that he is not and that he had no part in developing in. The only thing he said that was correct was the relaxed grip.

[@budzinsk]

Jeff Frye is trying to set hitting instruction back 40 years.... There is a reason he is not a hitting coach to any pros, and Teacherman is to a ton of pro players, including Judge.

[@adriangxc]

1st

[@YouGoPro]

So fast! ⚡️

[@adriangxc]

@@YouGoPro anything for baseball ⚾️ ❤️

[@knot5150]

Jeff lost the debate vs teacherman badly

[@ignaciozamora1065]

Hell yeah

[@danielhoward4566]

I need to find that debate.

[@classicallymodern6261]

This was awesome!

[@YouGoPro]

👊😉