Coaching Advice Archives - Applied Vision Baseball

Read time: 2-3 min Transcending Doubters We will be taken for granted. This is a guaranteed reality, and it will define you, if you let it. The idea is to transmute the negative

by Mark Brooks

Baseball Tips

Doc Gooden And The Unconscious Mind.

If you got anything out of this post, I'd love to hear your feedback. Until you make your unconscious conscious, it will direct you and you will call it fate. -

Train like a pro. Play like a kid.

From Willy Mays, we learned an important lesson... When we practice like a professional and play like a kid, good things happen. This, in essence, is the way to never stop getting

Baseball Optimism is Courage

Blaise Pascal said it best when he said, “All of humanity's problems stem from man's inability to sit quietly in a room alone.”To trust ourselves, we need to learn to quiet the

Crush Your Enemy

Here's one lesson I learned during my baseball career. "You don’t miss the water till the well runs dry…" Get my drift? One day, it'll be your last day playing baseball. It could

Mental Errors on Defense.

G'mornin. To play with the big boys, we gotta play the hand were dealt. While facing a pitcher, this means swinging at the strikes we're given. Sometimes, when we strike out, we don't strike

Swing Mechanics are Overrated.

G'mornin. I've seen hitters with swings sloppier than a soup sandwich but still thrived in the batter's box because they had superior pitch recognition skills and the belief that they could beat

Finding Good Baseball Coaches

I played for some good coaches.I played for some great coaches.I played for some coaches who had no business stepping on the field. I mean seriously. Reflecting on my journey with

The Roberto Clemente Principle.

Over the course of a season, playing baseball is an emotional rollercoaster. There's ups. There are downs. There's everything in between. One moment you think you have it all figured out, and

Hitting Tips & Tricks

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Baseball doesn’t have to be scary.

Understand. You can't walk up to the plate with your hitting coach in your back pocket. The moment you step into the batter's box, it's time to compete. You can't be

by Mark Brooks

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