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I’m happy to announce my new role as Director of Hitting Development and Program Design with the Boston Red Sox.
I couldn’t be more excited to join this impressive group and be a part of this historic franchise! #DirtyWater
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Jason Ochart
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Jason Ochart
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Director of Hitting Development @RedSox Special Asst @DrivelineBB fmr: Menlo College Hitting Coach and Phillies Hitting Coordinator
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We’re hiring!
DR Academy Hitting Coach teamworkonline.com/baseball-jobs/…
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Big sale on Speed Trainers over at the @DrivelineBB shop for the Extended Black Friday Sale.
Up to 40% off sitewide.
Tons of other gear on sale for the pitchers too! Head over to the main site and check it out!
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I couldn’t be happier to announce that I will a MiLB hitting coach for the Boston Red Sox in 2026.
@DrivelineBB I am forever grateful for the chance you gave me. It’s been a pleasure.
Bet on yourself, and it just might pay off. #DuckBoats #PortlandSeaDogs
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Meanwhile, this is what we’re looking at for former @DrivelineBB hitting coaches next season
3 MLB Hitting Coaches
4 in Director level positions
4 in Coordinator roles
2 AAA Hitting Coaches
2 AA Hitting Coaches
Many others throughout the rest of MiLB and college baseball with more Orgs constantly reaching out about our staff.
That doesn’t happen being “one dimensional”, what we do works whether you like it or not.
The Big League Approach@JMikeMLB
Overvaluing bat speed isn’t a good idea. Will definitely lead to lower BAs and higher Ks. Basically making hitters “one dimensional”. Not a good product when hitters swing for HRs every damn pitch. Hitters aren’t made in labs. @MLB @DrivelineBB
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Grateful for the opportunity to join the Boston Red Sox as AA Hitting Coach. Excited to work alongside a first-class organization and a group of exceptional people. Ready to get started!
The best is ahead!
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RT @Brent_Rooker25: The fact that the idea of “swinging the bat faster is better” is considered new age analytical thinking is insane.
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Come work with me!
-> Applied Baseball Scientist
-> Computer Vision Analyst
-> Performance Analyst
-> Principal Developer
-> Senior Baseball Sciences Developer
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We’re hiring hitting coaches!
Assistant Hitting Coach (Seasonal) teamworkonline.com/baseball-jobs/…
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@JasonOchart Thank you so much I started coaching with Dave Clark and get a lot of what you are saying this is what I will do my whole life and my end goal is to do some Development Coaching from the lowest to Highest Level I'm On Pace I've gotten a Head Coaching Job I'm 23 just learning !
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@godlikestats Networking is huge too. Definitely recommend going to hitting/baseball conventions and being vulnerable and meeting people, attending “hot stove” type meetups, and even cold emailing/DMing prominent coaches asking for advice.
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@godlikestats Showcasing your work is maybe the most important. I highly encourage people to share concisely written case studies or write-ups highlighting the improvements their hitters made + how they got there. Major plus if training data in included (Blast, HitTrax, etc)
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@JaredB_BSBL Yes 2026, thanks for flagging! I’ll have it adjusted
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@JasonOchart Page that’s linked says 2025. Is it supposed to be 2026?
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@tyler981 Yes, hiring for milb assistant hitting coach roles 👍
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Changing the reference point for a hitter can drastically shift their perception of a movement
Do the hands move forward through space? Absolutely.
Do they move relative to the torso? Barely.
Some common reference points are:
• Another body part
• An external object
• Space
Jason Ochart@JasonOchart
Coaches love looking at hand path, but what moves the hands during the swing? In this video, the torso position is fixed. This allows us to see the hand movement in relation to the torso, essentially showing us what the arms are doing. The answer? Not a whole lot.
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Very cool visual of what the arms are doing (or really, not doing) during the swing.
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Coaches love looking at hand path, but what moves the hands during the swing? In this video, the torso position is fixed. This allows us to see the hand movement in relation to the torso, essentially showing us what the arms are doing. The answer? Not a whole lot.
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@drivelinekyle @CoachHilts @DrivelineBB That’s a throwback! I remember making the image and then @itstaiki making the video after 🔥
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Hitting and throwing mechanics are more similar than you'd think
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