I think the Fairy has a heart and eventually just takes pity on the poor fathers and leaves the kids alone..maybe you pissed her off in a previous life?
My kid's Swing Fairy has two names: You Tube and Tik Tok
I think the Fairy has a heart and eventually just takes pity on the poor fathers and leaves the kids alone..maybe you pissed her off in a previous life?
Does he have male hitters and if so does he do the same with them? I tend to find some hitting instructors seem to handcuff female hitters sometimes...Exactly and every player's body moves in different ways, so idea everyone's stance and swing should be the same
Good questionDoes he have male hitters and if so does he do the same with them?
??? How??? Are you saying teaches female hitters mechanics differently?I tend to find some hitting instructors seem to handcuff female hitters sometimes...
They tend to try and cookie cutter hitters like @BucketDud is talking about (here is how we stand, here is our handset, etc...). Maybe instructors do the same thing for boys and they just don't listen (and I said SOME..not all)Good question
??? How??? Are you saying teaches female hitters mechanics differently?
Does he have male hitters and if so does he do the same with them? I tend to find some hitting instructors seem to handcuff female hitters sometimes...
They tend to try and cookie cutter hitters like @BucketDud is talking about (here is how we stand, here is our handset, etc...). Maybe instructors do the same thing for boys and they just don't listen (and I said SOME..not all)
Go watch a 10U baseball game and then a 10U softball game..the differences are noticeable..
Believing in one set of mechanics is one thing..believing in one style (eg setup) is entirely different.Not since I have known him, but maybe in the beginning. Many describe him as tough and gruff.
I think he honestly just believes it is the only way to hit. Obviously that is crazy to me, but guess give him props for building a business sticking to one method and one only.
Believing in one set of mechanics is one thing..believing in one style (eg setup) is entirely different.
They tend to try and cookie cutter hitters like @BucketDud is talking about (here is how we stand, here is our handset, etc...). Maybe instructors do the same thing for boys and they just don't listen (and I said SOME..not all)
Have seen that. bb see a lot of kids standing straight up at that young age swinging. Giant almost lunging strides and Swinging for the Moon.Go watch a 10U baseball game and then a 10U softball game..the differences are noticeable..
I'd rather have to reign in a kid's aggressiveness then try and squeeze it out of them when they are older..especially if the kid is athletic. I do agree that boys may try and emulate MLB players.Swinging for the Moon.