@broncosmitty yer not gonna platoon Thome/Manny?
Chapman was selected in round 13 by Mebert. Please pick again...
Chapman was selected in round 13 by Mebert. Please pick again...
Never heard of him. I think it would be fine to get one video analysis done, but you sure as heck don't need 4 per month. After viewing the video, have another made in a few months, and check his mechanics for improvement. Because Dash hasn't hit puberty yet, how things look on tape are gonna be evolving till he does.@UK Cowboy and @broncosmitty
You guys ever heard of Jake Epstein...? Epsteinonline batting academy...? Thinking about signing up Dash for sure and maybe Walker or just 1 and use the stuff I learn from 1 and use on both... It looks really good to me but I could be getting set up to be STACHED! If you know of him/it think it's a good idea or not let me know... It's much more reasonable than the guys here charge and I have the time to do the drills and what not... Here's the site...
Epstein Hitting Online Academy
Never heard of him. I think it would be fine to get one video analysis done, but you sure as heck don't need 4 per month. After viewing the video, have another made in a few months, and check his mechanics for improvement. Because Dash hasn't hit puberty yet, how things look on tape are gonna be evolving till he does.
A good thing to look for in an instructor is how much he tries to fix at one time .I believe in taking one flaw, fix that, then attack another, always lower half up. For example, I won't teach a leg kick(plenty do, there's more than one way) . So if I start working with a kid that likes to leg kick, I'll work on nothing but his timing mechanism till its where I want it, then work up to rotation and then his hands, then approach. It's overwhelming to kids to try and learn 3-4 things at once, then have their body have to relearn it again at puberty .When you attack one at a time, it's easier for the child to self correct when he's in a slump as well. Good luck, let me know how it goes