Teach Intent First then Discipline

[@mikeb1010]

damn i wish i had a coach like antonelli throughout my baseball career. i may only be 15 but, ive seen many players with loads of talent and potential never perform at the best of their ability because of poor coaching. ever since i started watching your videos on turning the barrel, timing, staying back on the ball, etc. im becoming a much better hitter, and baseball player overall. not only should you have hundreds of thousands more subscribers, but if i ever make it to the big leagues, ill be sure to give you a shoutout ;)

[@charlestaylor2493]

1st

[@tomfinn6579]

Was just thinking: “you can’t walk off the island”, when Matt said it.

[@Ross-om1ht]

Hey Matt, I would love to see a video on why you think Bryce Harper is having such an off year so far. Do you think you could make a video on his struggles and possible reasons for them?

[@charleshsieh8799]

Nice video! What are your thoughts about Yuki Yanagita???

[@nhra7110]

right on the money, Matt.

[@robertodelgado-rivera49]

Good Stuff!!! But I would like to know what are your thoughts on teaching intent (or for that matter not to un-teach it) vs. being on time for the ball. Typically intent comes with very long swings and a lot of moving parts. At least with my kids (6-8 years old) I try to encourage intent, but at the same time I try to make them understand that sometimes you have to be short to the ball in order to catch up to the hard stuff. Is that a good thing at this stage or should I worry about that later on?

[@yunghanhuang8188]

Excellent video, I believe eveything u said already, but the latin players example is super awesome

[@mattgoy6049]

Hey Mr. Antonelli would you mind making a video better detailing you relationship with Wade Leblanc and your thoughts on his new contract that would be so cool thanks!

[@taragrantham1338]

Great video! I was wondering if you could do a video on picking up pitches out of the hand of the pitcher, and identifying release point. Most hitters do not learn this until High School or college. Glad to see your teaching hitter to hit the ball hard, this is happening finally in golf. This is by far one of your best videos

[@seanwheat8205]

I agree with the video. Being a good baseball player is about many things.

[@cajholt4016]

That was so me in little league. I regret so much not enjoying little league as much as I should have

[@MattSaunders1028]

Yeah... this is 100% accurate, I wish I would have started this way...

[@rckark9724]

Thank you - helpful advice for my 10 yr old

[@BaretSports]

This video is right on point!!

[@edgaresquivel2147]

Damn good advice!

[@josephbrahimi1436]

How is 84 as a 15 year old