Watching a baseball video made me realize this applies to much more then baseball.

One of the best episodes, thanks for asking the questions we were all thinking

Thank You Patrick....Great Info! Keep up the great work!

Great stuff here

RIP

Sharing EXCELLENT info as usual! Sad to hear of the passing of Mike Brumley. R.I.P. 🙏...Condolences to his family. Your interview with Mike Brumley was one of your best!

Me personally as a hitter I've always struggled with that outside edge (right handed). I've been getting progressively better at identifying and punishing pitches that end up in that zone. Because I can trust my hands to turn on inside pitches. I've never had a problem with hitting pitches in on my hands against mid 80's pitching. With this I ended up going 4 for 4 with 4 singles last time out. Granted it was against pretty poor and slow pitching. But my swing itself felt good.

Wow. I don’t comment a lot but just wanted to say that I enjoyed your data driven commentary

RIP 🙏 This is church 🔥 Side note Walk and Craig are 🐐’s

RIP Mr. Brumley.

Excellent interview! Thank You for sharing it! Greg Walker was my coach in college….learned so much from him about hitting.

Such a huge loss, RIP Coach Brumley.

"You're definitely smarter than me, so I'm trying to keep up"... I felt that lol Great episode.

Perry, you gave me the prettiest swing I ever had. You da man bub.

Hi Coach, Just wanted to ask if good bat speed buys the hitter more time to start his swing (deeper in the hole) also does good bat speed give the hitter a better chance at hitting a fast ball. Can we say that the hitter has improved his bat speed if he can now accomplish these two feats with consistency, or do we absolutely need a speed measureing device Thanks

Underrated

Will you have a conversation off the books? Soon....

I had private lessons with Perry when I was in little league, about 28 years ago in Lancaster, CA. I am not kidding when I say that I completely transformed as a player while working with him. He even hooked up a pitching lesson with Kevin Appier! He was such an awesome guy and an amazing instructor, seems that is still the case. Such a trip to come across this, brings back a ton of memories.

So glad I found this video! My son and daughter both got the boat sensor for Christmas. Awesome interview!

I’m not sure about west coast or the rest of the country but at least in Kentucky, girls played slow pitch up until the mid 90s. We are now to the point where the first crop of fast pitch players have kids playing. If that was the situation in other areas, I think this has a lot to do with the growth of softball nationwide.

Great talk! The travel ball costs are out of control but it is that way for a reason. Kind of like preseason conditioning, it doesn’t impact playing performance but is a barrier to entry to see which families are truly committed. Scholarships and even payment plans are disasters. We had some on a payment plan that quit after 2 tournaments. We played 9 more tournaments with 7 players plus pickups that we could find. The last tournament we had $7 in our account and had to have everybody chip in to play the last tournament. If a player/family is committed but truly can’t afford to play. The pick up route is the way to go. Pickup players rarely pay anything and somebody is always looking for an extra player.

Great Interview Patrick! Wonderful job with asking good questions! You got Bill’s son to softly mention it but.., I would have loved to have heard more about his views on.. Win Reality Training, Occlusion Training; V-Flex Tim Nicely Training, Tony Abbatine’s idea of open focus vs closer focused and..more about my hitting research which involves the brain controlling SPACE, and explain how some hitters just THINK / PROCESS faster than other hitters.. #20/20Vision #20/10Vision but, the kid still can’t hit? Great Job Patrick! 🏆

Great interview

Patrick..Awesome Interview! In regards to hitting development, you nailed when you said “More Live AB’s” !! Everything thing Mr Husband references, when viewing this from the hitting perspective is found inside the folder called “Hitting-Perception” my friend. Again, great job with lining up these wonderful guests Patrick!😃⚾️

Patrick..Wonderful Work you put into your interviews! Side note stemming from this broadcast; I once did a hitting presentation with 11 PGH Pirates staff and I asked the same question you asked here to the group. “Why Don’t MLB Pitchers throw more inside?” No one Replied..but, after our meeting one of the pitching coaches pulled me aside and said this..”our guys are afraid to pitch INSIDE because.., if they miss- the pitch will end up down the MIDDLE! Next, Perry Husbands ideas are not new. As a player back from the 1980’s we knew low pitches you had more time, high pitches were on you, Husband just made it fancier. But, this is something EVERY Pitcher should be aware of when working in the bullpen- the meaning of Effective Velocity as it applies to hitting. Last note: Our advancements in hitting research will NOT improve until our community puts a larger value into “Hitting-Perception”! What our hit culture values the most is what it talks about the most, which is the “swing”. As soon as we realize the real subject of hitting is not the SWING but rather the BALL, the sooner we will value the motor (the Brain) that is really driving hitting success! If the swing Mattered the most then why do hitters want to see 1-2 pitches off the machine before they swing? It’s because, Hitting Perception, with all of its variables, needs to be calibrated. Again, Great Work Patrick! 😊💙🏆

EXCELLENT interview! Thank You for sharing it!

I loved this interview, the preparation and mental component of hitting is often mentioned but rarely explained in this detail. Thank you.

Thank you

Thank you for sharing your insights.

Hey Jake!

Thank you for sharing.

I love this channel

How would a player rate who can hit for power and average, decent glove, average arm but cant run at all? Basically an elite hitter, but impressive at nothing else

This guy had 500 surgeries by his mid 20’s. I wonder if he’s into prescription drugs?

Supported the liar who went after Trevor Bauer by telling her to “secure the bag”. Lowest of the low. Should be arrested for conspiracy.

Setbacks like being a maniac trying to do a burglary in someone's home by climbing through the doggy door, and then getting kicked and tased by the homeowner? That would be a pretty big setback imo

The players don't care how much you know, until they know how much you care.

Awsome

Greatest mind in baseball bar none

💛🥎 yes softball

Great video. I've seen many of Perry's videos and he can talk on and on about what EV is but he will never tell us exactly how a hitter should use this knowledge to attack a pitcher during an AB. This interviewer tries to pull this info out of him but isn't successful. I imagine Perry will only give this away if you pay him and that makes sense, but I wish he would just say it.

😩 'promosm'

Great video

Outstanding. So much quality information in this video

Spot on Patrick, nice episode. it is what separates players the most, especially as the move up the competency hierarchy. I think building the mental game is a great example of “what got you here, won’t keep you here.”

Wow. My son used to take hitting lessons from him in Tennessee.

Outstanding Patrick.

With baseball getting rid of the shift, do scouts go about changing the type of players they are looking for? With such low batting averages in the MLB amongst big players, do we see the MLB going back to smaller contact hitters, with smaller strike zones?

With baseball getting rid of the shift, do scouts go about changing the type of players they are looking for? With such low batting averages in the MLB amongst big players, do we see the MLB going back to smaller contact hitters who can steal bases?

JD Martinez welcome the Dodgers‼️💙🙌