Let’s see those swings! 👀 📹 Drop a video of your swing in the comments below and I’ll choose ONE player to get a full swing breakdown from me! I’ll look at the details that matter: ⚾ Mechanics & sequencing 💥 Bat path & contact point 🎯 What’s working well 🔧 What you can improve Whether you’re working on something new or just want another set of eyes on your swing, this is your chance! Here’s the deal: 👇 Post your swing in the comments. 👇 Tell me your age. 👇 Tell me ONE thing you’re working on right now. I’ll pick one swing over the weekend and break it down for the community so everyone can learn from it! Remember… the goal isn’t to have a perfect swing. It’s to keep getting better. Let’s see those swings! 🔥⚾ #DetailsMatter

I’m excited to bring Aaron Hilt to the JR Baseball Details Matter community on October 20 at 8:00 PM! With 15 years of experience in NCAA Division I and II baseball, Aaron will be joining us for a Q&A to share his knowledge and insight into the college baseball world. 👇 Let’s get the conversation started! What questions would you like to ask Aaron about college baseball, recruiting, or the path to playing at the next level? Drop them in the comments so I can make this session as valuable as possible! Details Matter. Development Never Stops. 💪⚾

This was from a video from 2021 in my Baseball Develolment group I shared but have a read… PARENTS/PLAYERS, you're gonna see this swing replayed hundreds of times today.....BUT as you watch Chris Taylor hit a walk-off HR last night for the Dodgers to keep their season alive, sending 53,000 fans into absolute delirium, CONSIDER THIS… -HE WAS 8 FOR HIS LAST 72 (.111 AVG) -HE'D HOMERED 1 TIME SINCE AUGUST 29 -HE'D STRUCK OUT 23 OF HIS LAST 58 AT BATS -*HE'D BEEN BENCHED AND DIDN'T START THIS GAME* And yet when he came to the plate in the bottom of the 9th, after entering as a defensive sub in the 7th inning, none of that mattered. Unless he let it. THIS is what people mean when they say baseball is a game of failure. He’d “failed” 89% of the time over the previous 70+ At Bats. If that had shaken his confidence and he’d carried those thoughts to the plate with him in the 9th inning, he wouldn’t be the hero today. Instead, he: -Got back to work -Stuck to his daily routine -Tried to adjust where needed/take the coaching -Had a “short” memory. -Focused on that moment only -Trusted his preparation -WENT TO THE PLATE CONFIDENT LAST NIGHT, (and with his teammates confident in him) despite WEEKS of day to day “failure”. His manager Dave Roberts said “The game honors you. He wanted to be in there tonight (in the starting lineup), but he was ready when called upon.” Please keep that in mind when you have a tough GAME, or tough WEEKEND. I too often here “slump” when a player is 0-7. THAT'S NOT A SLUMP and this game isn’t designed to go 2-3 every day! And the sooner you understand that, the sooner you’ll be ready to be the best version of yourself!

⚾ COACHES, PLAYERS & PARENTS — I WANT YOUR OPINION What’s one thing you wish you had learned about baseball earlier? It could be something technical, mental, preparation, confidence, dealing with failure, training, competing, anything. What is it, and why? I’m curious what comes up. I may use some of the answers to create future JR Baseball content. 👇 Drop yours below. Details Matter. ⚾