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EPISODE · Jun 13, 2019 · 17 MIN

Talking Tech & Teaching Hitting with High School coach, instructor & podcaster Patrick Jones

from Play Ball Kid Baseball Development Podcast · host Bryan Eisenberg, Sammy Eisenberg

Patrick Jones is the host of the Patrick Jones Baseball podcast since 2017. Patrick has built out a successful podcast that started with George Foster from the "Big Red Machine" and has included notable guests like Ben Reiter, Bronson Aroyo, Steve Delabar and a number of ‘who’s who’ in the baseball development world.   We discuss what he has learned about baseball development & podcasting over the last couple of years of interviewing some of the best in the baseball world.  Find out what Joey Votto told him about using new technology to adapt his swing.  Learn how athletes today can improve their swing with the inexpensive technology available today. You no longer need to chop wood.  Discover how a high school coach looks at players in a game and how it is very different than coaching in a lesson.  You can follow Patrick on Instagram and Twitter. You should also listen to his podcast. 

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