A man can only handle so much of that.. plus all you would miss me
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'Pick up the release' or 'out of her hand'. The last thing I want is some mechanical thing to pay attention to.
As a (former) first base coach the stream of nonsense is pretty constant, and consistent:
Hum kid, like you do
See it, drive it
Find one and drive it
Attack the ball
You’re in charge
Hit it hard somewhere
Hum now kiddo, nobody better
my greatest hits...
Hum kid, like you do
See it, drive it
Find one and drive it
Attack the ball
You’re in charge
Hit it hard somewhere
Hum now kiddo, nobody better
my greatest hits...
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Be on time
Attack a good pitch
Hit the middle of the ball hard
Get a good pitch to hit
Gimme something hard/laser to a gap. (Usually my dd, and yes I think good hitters can do this.)
NAB!!!!! (I'm actually not brave enough for this one. Probably should be a player.)
Attack a good pitch
Hit the middle of the ball hard
Get a good pitch to hit
Gimme something hard/laser to a gap. (Usually my dd, and yes I think good hitters can do this.)
NAB!!!!! (I'm actually not brave enough for this one. Probably should be a player.)
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But honestly, the best thing to say is ***nothing***.
Until after they hit something hard. Then tell 'em they did good.
Until after they hit something hard. Then tell 'em they did good.
yes, because any information you give that's technical in nature will have them thinking about whatever you told them instead of having a clear mind and doing what they know how to do.
If we say anything, and getting to the point where we say nothing at all, ever, because the result of the at bat is their responsibility so them knowing what to do is also on them, are words of encouragement/confidence boosters.
