Can we teach hitters to have one ideal swing with Chad Longworth?

EPISODE · Feb 14, 2022 · 28 MIN

Can we teach hitters to have one ideal swing with Chad Longworth?

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

Chad was a 12th round draft pick of the Cleveland Indians. He also coached H.S. baseball for 5 years. With the advent of new technology began to take hold of baseball he started questioning a lot of what players do and what they are taught. Today he offers various player development options from his facility in Virginia, as well as remote baseball and softball training as well as a suite of products he has brought to market including the Spinner. Be sure to check out his LPD+ community and his podcast.  In today's show Bryan and Chad talk about: What are people getting wrong when posting swing videos on social media? What matters more, Max power or Max accuracy? Is there an ideal swing that can be taught? How to identify a "hitting" coach over a "swing coach." What did the old timers and kids in Latin America have in common in their development? You can find Chad on Twitter and Instagram.

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