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Baseball Recap: Centralia Comes Up Short
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“My kid looks great in the cage… but can’t hit in games.” That’s what most parents say before we rebuild their hitter’s training system from the ground up. Because here’s the truth: Most timing drills and hitting reps don’t actually transfer to games. Not because your kid isn’t working hard. But because no one taught them how to train things like: • When to move • How to adjust mid-swing • What to do when their timing is off In this video, I walk through how we structure hitting workouts that fi
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“My kid looks great in the cage… but can’t hit in games.” That’s what most parents say before we rebuild their hitter’s training system from the ground up. Because here’s the truth: Most timing drills and hitting reps don’t actually transfer to games. Not because your kid isn’t working hard. But because no one taught them how to train things like: • When to move • How to adjust mid-swing • What to do when their timing is off In this video, I walk through how we structure hitting workouts that fi
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Can you spot the one flaw that decides whether a hitter’s hardest balls stay on the ground… or jump off the bat in the air? Most people miss it. Because it does affect bat path — just not in the way most coaches think. Watch the clip again ⬆️ Her brother stays stacked and controlled → his bat works on plane and his hardest contact shows up in the air. She tips forward → her bat path steepens and her hardest contact stays on the ground. Same environment. Same intent. Very different result. This i
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Can you spot the one flaw that decides whether a hitter’s hardest balls stay on the ground… or jump off the bat in the air? Most people miss it. Because it does affect bat path — just not in the way most coaches think. Watch the clip again ⬆️ Her brother stays stacked and controlled → his bat works on plane and his hardest contact shows up in the air. She tips forward → her bat path steepens and her hardest contact stays on the ground. Same environment. Same intent. Very different result. This i
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If your hitter can’t consistently barrel baseballs… this ONE thing is probably why. 👇👇👇 When I film hitters for the first time, 90% of them fail the same test… And most parents have no idea this even exists. Here’s what you do: 🎥 Film from directly behind home plate 📏 Draw a vertical line behind the back hip when they lift 📏 Draw a second line at the front hip when the toe touches Now watch what their hips do as the swing begins. Elite hitters stay between those two lines. That’s what give
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Baseball Recap: Centralia's Undefeated Season over After Four Games
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If your hitter is hitting too many weak pop flies… try this ⬇️ Most players “lose posture” the moment their front foot lands — their spine angle stands up and the barrel slips under. You can cue them a thousand times… but nothing sticks until you give them a drill that forces the right move. That’s why we use the Cardboard Drill. 👉 Tear off a piece of Amazon box. 👉 Put it under the back foot. 👉 Let the instability force the body to hold posture. No cue needed. The drill does the coaching. Thi
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Every rep your hitter takes is either reinforcing a bad habit — or building a better one.. There’s no in-between. That’s why we don’t let hitters “just get their reps in.” We screen for 17 hidden flaws before we build their workouts. 💬 Drop the word CHECKLIST below and I’ll send you the tool we use to spot power leaks and swing breakdowns before they become habits. | Centralia Baseball Academy
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🔥 Huge shoutout to Mason 🔥 This kid came to me at age 10 because he couldn’t hit the ball. We fixed that. Then he started hitting — but everything was on the ground. We fixed that too. Last year, at 12 years old, he hit 27 home runs… but only to the pull side. So guess what we worked on next? Opposite field power. Today, at 13 years old, with 300-foot fences and swinging a BBCOR bat, Mason just cleared one to right-center field. 💣 I couldn’t be prouder — not just of the swing, but of the comm
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**Parents — be honest…**👇 Have you ever told your hitter their leg kick was too big or too slow to hit velocity? I used to think that too… until a big-league hitting coach told me something that completely changed how I train hitters. He said: “Be careful thinking you know what the right mechanics are. The best hitters don’t copy mechanics — they discover their timing.” That one line changed everything. So instead of trying to fix my son’s swing, we started testing 10 different timing styles —
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Most kids don’t lack power. They lack a training environment that forces power to show up in games ⚠️ What you’re watching here isn’t random. It’s not “just swinging heavy.” It’s not “just cranking up the machine.” It’s one constraint-based piece inside a much bigger system. 👇 Here’s what this clip is actually doing: • Training above game velocity so the game slows down • Using angle and distance to punish long swings • Choosing implements that exaggerate existing swing flaws • Letting the envi
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Got an undersized hitter who can’t hit for power? This is where most people miss it. More reps won’t fix it. Better cues won’t fix it. And “they’ll grow into it” definitely won’t fix it. Power gets leaked long before contact ever happens. That’s why we don’t just swing more — we: • Build weekly routines that target the 17 most common power leaks • Fix the motor control issues causing those leaks in the first place • End every session with training that actually transfers to games When you do tha
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Everyone tells you training bat speed will ruin contact. This fixes that 👇️ Because contact quality will only suffer if you do it wrong—and almost no one shows you the right way. Here’s the twist we use: a short under-load bat that fires the nervous system for more speed and forces the barrel to stay in the zone longer. No verbal cues. No guessing. Just measurable gains in both bat speed and batting average. And this is just one layer of the 9-layer power-development system we use with our hitt
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She threw this softball 210 feet at 15 years old. That didn’t happen by accident. It came from following a throwing program built to train arm strength the right way — drills, progressions, and movement work stacked together by following a strategic throwing program. Most kids just “play catch” and hope for gains. We track, measure, and program every rep. That’s why my daughter went from average to winning national throwing contests… and why she can now launch a softball 210 feet. 👉 If you’d li
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If your hitter chases a lot of bad pitches out of the zone, this is where to start ⬇️ Most people think chasing is a discipline problem. But a lot of the time, it’s a training problem. One of the biggest eye-openers I picked up from a Division I hitting coach at Coastal Carolina was this idea of swing decision rate. It’s simple: • Do you swing at strikes? • Do you take balls? At that level, hitters who are good enough to play are usually 87% or higher. Their first-round draft pick last year was
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Did you realize there are TWO critical windows for developing boys into good rotational athletes? Where research suggests it's nearly 50% easier for a kid to learn new movement patterns? Most parents don’t. And by the time they find out… they end up missing them and making everything harder to learn. (not impossible of course, but harder) The first window happens between ages 7–9. This is when kids are the most neurologically primed to learn the movement patterns that eventually turn into rotati
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A lot of parents think the fix is “just give me the drill”… but the truth is, the drill only works if it matches the exact movement pattern your hitter is missing. Two kids can have the same swing flaw, but for completely different reasons — scap stability, core control, posture, sequencing, timing, or how they move into the backside. If you pick the wrong drill, you can actually make the problem worse. That’s why the first thing we do with every athlete in our program is run them through our mo
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If your hitter isn’t hitting for power… the problem probably isn’t their swing. Here’s what I mean ⬇️ Most parents think power comes from just doing more reps in the cage. But when we run movement assessments on hitters, 90% of kids are missing basic movement patterns they need before they’ll ever hit for power. ❌ If they can’t hinge, sequencing breaks down. ❌ If they can’t stabilize on one leg, the hips won’t fire. ❌ If the core can’t decelerate, the swing leaks energy. That’s why the first ste
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This might be why your kid freezes at the plate ⬇️ This is what an overfilled mind looks like. Too many cues. Too many thoughts. Too many words fighting for control in a moment that requires reaction. Elite hitters don’t think mechanics when the ball is coming at them at 90 . They react. But most kids spend their entire training time being told: • what’s wrong • what to fix • what not to do And then we wonder why they freeze. If we want hitters who can perform under pressure, we have to start tr
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Every hitter we assess starts here — caption explains why ⬇️ Every hitter we assess starts here. Not with drills. Not with cues. And definitely not with “just swing more.” Because when power or consistency is missing, the swing is usually the symptom — not the problem. What we look at first is whether the body can actually do the movement the swing is asking for. Most kids can’t. Not because they’re lazy. Not because they’re uncoachable. And not because they “just need to get stronger.” It’s usu
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If your hitter looks great in lessons but it falls apart in games… this might be why 👇 For decades, coaches have relied on verbal cues like: 👉 “Stay back.” 👉 “Fire your hips.” 👉 “Keep your hands inside.” Those cues can sometimes fix a rep in practice… but under pressure, they almost always break down. Dr. Gabriele Wulf, one of the leading motor-learning researchers in the world, has run 80 studies showing why. Across sports — golf, darts, jumping, sprinting — athletes who learned through con
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There’s a very specific reason I disagree with 99% of hitting coaches… and it goes all the way back to when I was 16. Most people hear me talk about power, movement, and bat speed and think I’m being dramatic. Or “too advanced.” Or trying to reinvent the wheel. But the truth is… I didn’t choose this philosophy. It chose me. Because I lived the nightmare most parents don’t find out about until it’s too late: ✔️ Beautiful mechanics ✔️ Great batting average ✔️ Tons of reps ❌ Zero real power ❌ Zero
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😂 They laughed so hard when I showed them the “power plan” I had my kids on at 10 years old… But 5–6 years later, nobody’s laughing anymore. Not the pitcher who gave up two home runs in one game. Not the playoff team my son hit a bomb against to start a comeback rally. Not even the high school coaches who laughed the loudest — until he hit one off of them. Here’s what I knew that they didn’t: there are two windows in a kid’s development when it’s almost 50% easier to build new neural pathways a
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If your kid’s swing looks fine in practice… but completely falls apart in games — this is probably why. Most parents think the answer is more cues. “Swing up.” “Stay through it.” “Don’t chop down.” But here’s what I learned the hard way 👇 Some kids — especially the stubborn ones — will never change a movement just because you tell them to. My daughter had a downward, choppy swing. And every time I tried to coach it? We just butted heads harder. So I stopped cueing. Instead, I changed the traini
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