3 Quick Tips To Prevent Bad Hops In Baseball

[@ewash532]

Hope you feel better

[@NorthernBaseballTraining]

Thank you! Feeling much better

[@MooKeeChan]

Glad your recovering well! And to make a video so soon!!! Mad respect!!

[@NorthernBaseballTraining]

Thank you!

[@justfadezbarbershop7263]

Prayers from AZ 🤕

[@NorthernBaseballTraining]

Thank you!

[@Jean-PhilippeCote]

Glad you are ok. Get well soon ! I love your content.

[@NorthernBaseballTraining]

Thank you!

[@ballgloveking]

Lol very similar thing happened to me in my latest video

[@NorthernBaseballTraining]

I just watched it. Sounded solid bro lol. How did the X-ray go?

[@sergs9455]

Glad to hear you are OK and wish you a Full and Speedy recovery.

[@NorthernBaseballTraining]

Thank you!

[@atl3630]

Get better soon my man! Ugh. This sucks.

[@NorthernBaseballTraining]

Thank you! Feeling much better already

[@KristinGrady]

I think you sharing with the evidence right there makes people realize this can have serious consequences. Glad there's no permanent damage and hope you heal quickly and completely.

[@NorthernBaseballTraining]

Thank you!

[@rozwize505]

Not clear on what a hop is... Good use of x-rays and explanation

[@NorthernBaseballTraining]

A bad bounce! And thank you!

[@josephcockburn1402]

Happened to me in college. Swelling covered the eye but no fractures.

[@mintstateamericana7234]

Thought for sure it was a cage ricochet. After 35 years of making professional hitters one thing is for sure…given enough time in a cage if you CAN get hit, you WILL get hit! I have PERMANENT injuries to prove it! And for me it was never the up and coming kid, it was always the 1st round guy or MLB beast that found the 1,000,000 to 1 spot that smoked me.