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EPISODE · May 22, 2020 · 27 MIN

Effective Velocity Explained: Perry Husband on Why the Adjustable Swing Fails

from Swing Smarter Hitting Training Podcast | ⭐Hitting Performance Lab⭐ · host Joey Myers

Perry Husband discusses Effective Velocity’s impact, including why adjustable swings fail and how Jacob DeGrom dramatically improved by changing pitch locations. “Effective Velocity: Adjustable Swing Dies Slow, Hanging the Fastball, & How Jacob DeGrom Cut His ERA in Half by Locating This Pitch in This Location” What we cover: What is the biggest mistake you see a lot of hitting coaches make? What are top 5 MLB and college fastpitch softball teams using EV right now? 10,000- or 30,000-foot view of what EV means? The death of the Adjustable Swing, Mike Trout case study Is there such things as a Hanging Fastball? Coaches, do Perry’s little Hitter’s Attention Experiment... What does it look like when Pitchers are Throwing balls into Barrels? Jacob DeGrom Dropping his ERA from 4 to under 2 by Locating this one pitch... Click short link for transcribed interview in pdf format: https://gohpl.com/2A4ot36

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