Shohei Ohtani is UNBELIEVABLE 🤯🔥

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@geraldlynn1827 6 ай бұрын

This kid is a monster. How fun it must be to see him live! ❤

@Trohl- 6 ай бұрын

Shotime a beast. Talent+physical gifts+healthy obsession. Dude hits, runs, AND throws...smh...thats unfair.

@jasontokio1591 5 ай бұрын

That's the love of the game. Shotime still a big kid at heart

@sarahlee3056 5 ай бұрын

Shotime Shohei ❤

@yoma32 5 ай бұрын

He is really fun to watch. I keep watching his performance on youtube unknowingly.

@readytogo99 6 ай бұрын

Had the pleasure here in So Cal of seeing him with The Angels and now again all his games televised

@Rebecca-Lewis 6 ай бұрын

A Japanese samurai with two swords.

@sarahlee3056 5 ай бұрын

So true. 2-way player. Best of the best. ❤

@hugokloeppel3596 4 ай бұрын

@@sarahlee3056can bat and can pitch

@Gingivits Ай бұрын

Shohei Ohtani might have gotten me to watch some baseball again. I haven't watched a single baseball game since Sophmore year of highschool but Shohei is unreal.

@NohyphenAmericanXVII 5 ай бұрын

I just love the way he carries himself on the field. Focused, Respectful, and as lighthearted as you can be while competing. I'm a lifelong Pete Rose fan and Bar None He has the sweetest swing ever, especially with how quick his hands are through the zone. Love Griffeyjr but. That's just batting. His Speed and Base running is just fun to watch. It's not fair at all to anyone who has ever played bball that with all that; He is also a legitimate Ace with 5 pitches including a 100+ heater. Incredible Month!!! He just keeps on doing the unbelievable.

@polokucoch8112 6 ай бұрын

Man... Ohtani is really making Mookie Run a lot!!

@jamesfarrell8339 6 ай бұрын

Awesome comment I love it

@omar.Lo714 5 ай бұрын

It’s cardio season for Betts

@polokucoch8112 5 ай бұрын

@@omar.Lo714 🤣

@albertboersma7294 5 ай бұрын

Shohei ohtani has that CRACK OF THE BAT and u already No what time it's is ....that 1 is out of here folks

@keithgreen3257 6 ай бұрын

Ohtani a hitting machine 😮

@Jackson-T23 6 ай бұрын

What's scary is Ohtani is a perennial All-Star and MVP contender even if he doesn't pitch. That's crazy. It wouldn't surprise me if he someday wins the MVP, Cy Young, and Hank Aaron award all in the same year.

@jamesfarrell8339 6 ай бұрын

That would be awesome

@rifyrafi 6 ай бұрын

He's always been this good for the Angels for the last 6 yrs. Why are you just noticing it now? Bandwagon fans are all over the place.

@emmanuelotieno8517 5 ай бұрын

gate keeping much

@davidray7295 6 ай бұрын

The best looking baseball player ever. If he stays healthy, watch out. If this team doesn’t win 110 games and the WS, it won’t b his fault. Gotta love my fellow Asian professionals🏆👊🏽👍🏽

@sarahlee3056 5 ай бұрын

I agree. Best looking baseball player ever. So handsome 😍🩷

@davidray7295 5 ай бұрын

@@sarahlee3056 Well yes, handsome, but I meant good looking as n a complete player.

@sarahlee3056 5 ай бұрын

@@davidray7295, yes.

@CatchandRun101 6 ай бұрын

He’s back!

@LaStOnE_leFt 6 ай бұрын

I been a Dodger fan for over 30 years and he is by far the most talented player i remember watching. One of the best ive ever seen already TBH. When uts all said and done hes gonna break a lot of records

@sarahlee3056 5 ай бұрын

Agree. The best I have ever seen. Shotime Shohei ❤

@bobh6634 6 ай бұрын

1:09 is him who is starting to get MVP time again.

@esco7183 6 ай бұрын

This foo just flicks the bat with precision and that ball flies ..dope ass bat control..not a swoll ass dude .crazy

@jamesfarrell8339 6 ай бұрын

Excellent video Great job Thanks for posting

@brianchar-bow3273 6 ай бұрын

Why do Shohei Ohtani's batted balls fly so far despite his seemingly light swing? Ohtani's hitting form looks quite different from that of many other major leaguers who swing with the power of their upper arms. Ohtani's swing form is unique in that there is not much power in his upper arms or upper body. The three characteristics of Shohei Ohtani's swing are what we see. (1) Natural dynamic vision to see the movement of the ball, (2) A stable and smooth swing trajectory that does not shake his body axis due to his overwhelming strength of his torso, lower body, legs, and hips, (3) Instantly finds the best timing for hitting the ball and captures the timing with certainty. These three things are performed with a big body that has been trained through diet and training for his past 10 years. As a result, he can hit a moving ball as far with a steady and efficient swing as if it were a driver shot of a stationary golf ball. Shohei Ohtani's hitting style is characterized by his ability to instantly find the optimal sweet spot for a pitch coming into the hitting zone, and to ensure that he hits the ball just right. His swing appears stable, smooth, and unshakeable, with no effort until the follow-through, when he captures the best timing to ensure that he hits the ball at the right moment. Despite this, the ball flies a long way. This is because the power generated by the swing trajectory is efficiently concentrated on a single point on the ball without waste and converted into the ball's flying power. Shohei Ohtani is able to hit the ball this way, because, first, he has an unshakeable torso axis and strong legs and lower body, and second, he has good dynamic vision, which is the reason for his excellent pitch selection.（His good eye for the ball, which is the result of his natural dynamic vision.） He trains not only his upper body but also his lower body intensively, so that his legs and back, core, and axis are stable when he swings, and his body does not shake with the force of the swing. This is due to the strength of his well-trained legs and back muscles. If we compare Shohei Ohtani's swing with that of other sluggers, focusing on the relationship between the upper and lower body, we can see a significant difference during the swing. Many players swing with their upper bodies with great force and hit the ball, but when they follow through, their lower bodies, which are supported by an open stride, are defeated by the rotational force of the swing of the upper body, which has a longer trajectory than the stride, and in many cases, their feet flop or their lower bodies are jolted by the swing power. However, when looking at the follow-through of Shohei's swing after hitting a just-meet shot, the lower body hardly swings at all, and the body axis remains stable, smooth, and clean. Naturally, like other hitters, Otani's upper arm movement should be greater and stronger than that of his lower body, but the overwhelming muscular strength of his lower body, including the length of his legs, absorbs and supports the impact of the swing trajectory of his upper body. When we compare the upper and lower body movements, we see that his lower body strength overwhelmingly outweighs his upper body strength. This is what seems to mechanically affect the distance of the ball when Ohtani hits it. (Ohtani: lower body strength >= upper body swing, other hitters: upper body swing >= lower body) In his case, being a pitcher from a young age may have contributed to the strength of his torso and legs and back. To reduce the burden on their overworked arms and shoulders, pitchers intentionally focus on training to strengthen the lower body, including the legs and hips, which stabilize the trunk and axis. In his case, more than 10 years of training as a pitcher since his boyhood may have formed his overwhelming core stability and leg and hip strength, and may have had a positive effect on his hitting form. If so, this may be the result of his pursuit of becoming both a pitcher and hitter at the same time, a dual way that is very difficult to achieve. Another factor that may have contributed to his hitting is the way Japanese high school baseball education is conducted. Japanese high school baseball hitting instruction often adopts the "meet hitting (Just meet timing)" method. The bodies of Japanese high school students are often thin and without muscle strength, as they have not yet fully matured. In teaching these skinny and weak students to hit the ball, they often teach them to hit the ball at the best time, rather than hitting it with their upper arm strength. In other words, they teach them the "Just meet timing hitting" method, in which the ball is surely caught at the sweet spot and sent flying far away by its repulsive force. This approach is similar to the swing theory of hitting long shots in golf. In other words, this method has much in common with the theory of hitting the ball on the club's sweet spot and converting the acceleration of the club head into the force of the ball's flight with a stable swing trajectory that does not sway the axis. In Japanese youth baseball, a coach often uses this phrase when coaching skinny, ineffective players, "Don't swing hard for home runs. Aim for a single hit first, and think that a home run is an accidental extension of a single hit (when the conditions are right). The important thing is to hit the ball with a high probability of catching the center of the ball and making sure you hit it." Watch Shohei Ohtani's warm-up routine as he waits in the next batter's box. It shows what he thinks is important in hitting. He doesn't swing the bat blindly, but watches the timing of the opposing pitcher's pitch as it comes to the batter in front of him each time. He then tests the best timing for his own bat swing in accordance with the opposing pitcher's pitch. Shohei's hitting technique seems to focus on matching the bat precisely at the best time without hesitation to the various pitches thrown by the pitcher.　That seems to be another secret of Shohei Ohtani's hitting. Accurately analyzing Shohei Ohtani's hitting technique is tantamount to finding a methodology to make the ball fly farther and more efficiently. Many baseball commentators try to discover Shohei's strong and weak zones. It is true that Shohei has a hard-to-hit zone that he is not good at.　However, that alone does not seem to mean much to his game.　The key to Shohei's hitting is to hit the ball with the best timing to match the velocity of the pitch, no matter what zone the ball comes in.　Shohei places more importance on the timing of his hits than on the zone. Therefore, Shohei hits not only home runs, but also many other types of hits, from singles to long balls, in both directions, regardless of whether the ball comes from the inside or outside zone. His hitting style is not only about aiming for home runs, but also about mass production of hits. It is just an extension of hit production, and if the timing is right, the distance will be home-run level. As long as he continues with this hitting style, Shohei may be the closest among current major leaguers to winning the Triple Crown.

@akas224 6 ай бұрын

in short: he's unbelievable.

@brianchar-bow3273 6 ай бұрын

If we end with ”unbelievable”, we will never know the reality. The important thing is to understand the mechanism of why it is really happening. We must not stop thinking,ever.

@akas224 6 ай бұрын

@@brianchar-bow3273 🆗 agree👍

@koujik8664 6 ай бұрын

大谷は身体や関節がとても柔らかい、そして右投げ左打ちというのも、何か関係があると思う。

@brianchar-bow3273 6 ай бұрын

@@koujik8664 Thanks for your reply.

@LaStOnE_leFt 6 ай бұрын

He plays yhe game like a kid lol. Just seems yo always be having fun and hustling

@anthonyrubio3030 Ай бұрын

Seen him crack a homer against the Sox 💪🏼 the sound that came off the bat was like a axe hitting a tree

@ewkyim1038 6 ай бұрын

I'm not enough. I WANT MORE!!!

@rayboucher479 6 ай бұрын

Could this hulk of a man be the coming of the third Bash Brother !

@IGI_Media 5 ай бұрын

I want to point this out, so you can't un-see it. Watch various ball players in a game. Strike out, foul one off etc. Then watch Ohtani. After every swing, he practices and re-enforces his swing plane and fundamentals. Especially if the previous swing didn't achieve what he wanted. He hits lots. He hits lots of dingers. Watch him in the box, and see how many hits he thinks he missed and should have had. I think he needs a raise :)

@rayloudenough8296 6 ай бұрын

Can only imagine saying one thing in my head before pitching to ohtani… “this fucking guy”

@mikesmith9368 6 ай бұрын

He makes the game look easy. It is really. I never understand why batters swing at stuff that is not even close to a strike. Yes, they have tendencies, but still. I hit over 400 in high school for a reason. I never get behind in the count. I make the pitcher throw a hitters pitch. I never swung at anything outside the plate or high/low. Also, watched every pitch a pitcher threw and memorize their tendencies. If they are at 3 balls and 0 strikes, what do they do? If they throw an easy over the plate pitch, then I would memorize that. When I went 3 and 0, I remembered what they threw next. So I sat on it. Sure enough, the pitch was right down the pipe and I slaughtered it for a dinger. I was unpredictable as a batter and drove the count. Pete Rose was my favorite batter of all time. He reminds me of me. Pete Rose was possibly the best hitter in baseball with his style and his base running fantastic. The Big Red Machine was my favorite team to watch every chance I could. Pete squashed the batter's zone so you had to pitch a perfect pitch to him for him to swing. Watch his video's if you want to learn how to hit. Otani is also in that crowd. He's tough to pitch to. I really like his style. He simply makes contact and doesn't try to do to much out else. That's the way you do it. No secrets to hitting.

@victoralcazar1702 6 ай бұрын

he is the pitcher 😂😂😂

@jpman9795 5 ай бұрын

Just a pure hitter. Notice how most of the time he just takes what the pitcher gives him in the strike zone. If you pitch away, he slaps it down the left field line. Inside or low in the strike zone, he rips it down the right field line. If you're dumb enough to throw a fast ball down the middle or high in the strike zone, he hits it 465 ft over the center field wall.

@LaStOnE_leFt 6 ай бұрын

Idk how we got him or can afford him lol but i happy as hell about it. Just wish he was able to pitch this yr. The whole staff is injured lol

@アキ-u9v3e 6 ай бұрын

ダイジェストで見るとベッツがいつも走っている。

@MyLife-og2kr 6 ай бұрын

How the heck is betts stuck at third when ohtani made it to second base? How slow is Betts running?

@raul13martinez 6 ай бұрын

Traemos un super equipo. Puro Dodgers raza..

@brianchar-bow3273 6 ай бұрын

During swinging, the upper body moves through a wider range of motion than the lower body, including the length of the bat. In other words, their lower body has to support the greater force produced by the upper body, otherwise the body axis will be blurred.　As a result, impact on the ball is also reduced, affecting distance. The strength of the rotational force generated by this upper body in many hitters causes their body axis to sway during the follow-through. Unlike other hitters, Otani's lower body hardly sways at this point. That is how strong his lower body is and how well it can absorb shock. Mechanically, it is very efficient in sending the ball farther. However, this must be a great burden on his legs and back. The pain in his armpits last year and the tension in his lower back this year may be the result of this strain. Is being both a pitcher and a hitter putting more stress on his back than other players? Or does being both a pitcher and a fielder at the same time work in a positive way so that the pressure on his back is not concentrated in one place, but rather distributed, so as not to break his back? When he finishes his entire baseball career, it will be clear which is correct. It has been rare in his past career for him to concentrate on being a hitter for an entire year. Therefore, common sense cannot determine whether it will be a positive or actually a negative thing for him. It is important to remember that Ohtani who has strong legs and back muscles and a lower body that he is today because he has been both a pitcher and a hitter at the same time.

@GoLakers3900 5 ай бұрын

Why is he so good?

@Peter-z3b6t 6 ай бұрын

It’s like he bats with an aluminum bat.

@jreds79 4 ай бұрын

Something looked different at Wrigley field, where the ivy?

@ridgemanron 6 ай бұрын

The whole team is unbelievable. To have Ohtani sandwiched by Betts and Freeman is unfair to the other teams. Then you examine their pitching and you are blown away again. Only Steinbrenner would have been willing to compete financially with the Dodgers for talent but his son won't.

@sdfv4zx 6 ай бұрын

The highest payroll in all of mlb what do u expect, but i m sure they wont win the ws.

@anthonyd6370 5 ай бұрын

i BET he is

@yanchand3603 6 ай бұрын

STOP IT!!!!! HATERS CANNOT ACCEPT THIS!!!!🤣

@sdfv4zx 6 ай бұрын

All u got to do is spend the most money but there are no guarantee the doggers will win the ws, i bet anything they wont.

@akas224 6 ай бұрын

@@sdfv4zxOhtani brought many sponsors to the team, also sell shirts and goods. Not only he brought enormous money to Dodgers, but for commecial of the broadcast, and all the baseball teams.

@bman2080808 6 ай бұрын

@@sdfv4zxironic coming from a padre fans who have been one of biggest if not biggest spenders over the last 3 years lol