Couple of points. 1. There are few college coaches that teach mess with a kids swing. I know of two recently that were known for this and both got fired. I was with a asst coach from the University of Tenn, that works with players one on one this weekend and the Weekly's are successful, because they recruit a player and then let others work on hitting. OSU has a new coach, because she didn't learn this lesson and after getting an earful from one of her players this weekend while I did a hitting lesson, she did a poor job of teaching hitting.
2. I think Don Slaught would get a chuckle of of him being mentioned with Mike. I know of only one softball hitting coach that has spent time with Don and has a personnel friendship and he no longer posts on here. So you can talk all you want about RVP, I do know who gives Don input. Last I checked Don has not given any one on one hitting lessons in softball, but he is fun to work a clinic with, if you can over look the glare of his ring from MLB! That kind of gets your attention and makes you realize this guy knows what he is talking about.
Many can call themself a hitting coach, but you know one when you have a conversation with one.
2. I think Don Slaught would get a chuckle of of him being mentioned with Mike. I know of only one softball hitting coach that has spent time with Don and has a personnel friendship and he no longer posts on here. So you can talk all you want about RVP, I do know who gives Don input. Last I checked Don has not given any one on one hitting lessons in softball, but he is fun to work a clinic with, if you can over look the glare of his ring from MLB! That kind of gets your attention and makes you realize this guy knows what he is talking about.
Many can call themself a hitting coach, but you know one when you have a conversation with one.
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