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Baseball Coaching Tips: 3 Types of Players: There are three types of baseball players...1. Players who wonder what happens.2. Players who watch what happens.3. Players who make things happen.The beautiful thing

by Mark Brooks

Pitch Recognition

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Pitch Recognition Training Drill: Release Point Training

Pitch Recognition Training Drill: Release Point Training - A hitter’s ability to transition from a soft focus on a pitcher’s wind-up to a hard focus on the release point will

by Mark Brooks

Baseball Vision

Pitch Recognition

Pitch Recognition App

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How To Train Pitch Recognition With Applied Vision Baseball App. (Pt. 2)

Mark Brooks here with the Applied Vision Baseball Pitch Recognition Training App. In the previous video, I showed you how to, how to go about diving into your first pitch

by Mark Brooks

Pitch Recognition

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How To Train Pitch Recognition With Applied Vision Baseball App. (Pt. 1)

How To Train Pitch Recognition With Applied Vision Baseball App. (Pt. 1) Mark Brooks here with Applied Vision Baseball. In this quick tutorial, I'm going to show you break down the

What Do College Coaches Look For in Baseball Players?

Ever wonder what do college coaches look for in baseball players? Here are five things Coach Corbin (Vanderbilt University) looks for in a ballplayer. 1. COMEDIC TIMING “I like a kid with personality.

BAD coaches can KILL player motivation.

BAD coaches can KILL player motivation. Here's how. Here's a scenario, the coach is a "tough as nails" type of coach who's an occasional "yeller/screamer" and you might think, "good"...the players will

Hitting Tips & Tricks

Motivational Advice

Pitch Recognition

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What Makes Good Hitters Great

Ultimately, what makes good hitters "great" is the ability to be "good" consistently. It's not getting three hits every day, it's finding ways to Win The At-Bat, by any means

by Mark Brooks

Pitch Recognition

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Why Do Hitters Slump?

Why Do Hitters Slump? Short Answer: It's the hardest thing to do in all of sports. Long answer: Hitter's slump because their focus is on the wrong goal. Slumps happen because the

by Mark Brooks

How Do You Size a Youth Baseball Bat For a Kid?

Pitch Recognition

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How Do You Size a Youth Baseball Bat For a Kid?

How do you size a youth baseball bat for a kid? Your child has just started playing baseball and needs a bat. With so many types, lengths, and weights to choose

by Applied Vision Sports

Baseball Tips

Hitting Slumps

Hitting Tips & Tricks

Pitch Recognition

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4 Reasons Why Hitting Is So Dang Hard

Sometimes ballplayers need to be reminded. Hitting is one of the hardest things to do in all of sports, period. Here are 4 reasons why hitting is so dang hard. 1.

by Mark Brooks

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