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Cameron Ginger

@Cameron_Ginger

Son | Husband | Dad | Lover of people | Developer of Futures | Propel hitting | Propel iD | Podcaster | Author

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Curtis Clay Training
Curtis Clay Training@CURTISclayTRN·
👀 VISUAL 💭 The space an athlete (hitter) perceives they have (internally) will show up in an external action (hitting). Starting w/ the athlete’s perspective can lead to an external action (hitting) change. Not a mechanical change, but time & space/ sensory adjustment.
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Jeff Sherman
Jeff Sherman@JeffSherman26·
@EastMitch4 6’2 SS 3 year starter just was named best defender at SS in one of the toughest tournaments in country. Elite D1 committed SS in tournament but Easton is still uncommitted. A huge crime to the game of baseball. BTW, LHH as well.
Dustin McComas@DustinLMcComas

🎉 @FiveTool All-Festival Team 🏆 AWARD WINNERS MVP - @LoganCorley21 OFFENSE - @Cole_Prosek6 DEFENSE - @EastMitch4 CATCHER - @QuincyPratt9 TWO-WAY - @JamesJorgy07 PITCHERS - @TylerScarb3 / @Cashscarb 👉 READ: fivetool.org/news/2026-five…

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Former professional baseball player doesn’t know what 1B and 2B mean
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Michael Schweiss
Michael Schweiss@CoachSchweiss·
Although I primarily work with pitchers these days, I still work with hitters occasionally. This post isn’t just about hitting but about holistic player development. This photo says it all 👇 I’ve worked with this hitter for the better part of 4 years. He’s currently leading Division 3 in HR with 8 through 13 games 🤯 He’s always had juice but the attack angle was too vertical and he had little adjustability out front. This winter we leaned into a couple of his motor preferences (horizontal + front extension leg). To do that, we had to get his body oriented back to the left. Partially because of his big counter with the upper half (natural and in preference) and the amount of swings he has accumulated over the years, his body had become so oriented to the right that he had run out of room to load and hold tension on the back side. This lead to either being stuck back or crashing forward, ruining his path and adjustability. Through some focused work both in and out of the cages, we got him back to the left and that’s when things got really fun. The horizontal feel starts in his setup, continues with his load, and ends with his finish. He’s able to get to his front side on time while still holding tension on the back side. The path flattened out, the decel pattern is cleaner, and adjustability out front is present. More flush contact, lower average launch angle, better spray angles, more hard contact on offspeed. This is less about what we did and more about how we used this player’s natural blueprint to problem solve. It’s not a math equation when it comes to developing players. Each athlete is complex and unique and requires unique and sometimes complex solutions. The more we understand this and lean into this as coaches, the more players we’ll be able to impact. This picture says it all: an intentional feel by the athlete that he came up with on his own. But it’s exactly what he needs. For right now. At some point, he’ll need something else and at that point we will adjust. For now, enjoy the video this photo was taken from of an absolute nuke 🚀 below this post 👇 @CURTISclayTRN @Cameron_Ginger @MotorPreference
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Cameron Ginger@Cameron_Ginger·
Incredible post here. Read all of it. Then read it again Then save it to read later
Michael Schweiss@CoachSchweiss

Although I primarily work with pitchers these days, I still work with hitters occasionally. This post isn’t just about hitting but about holistic player development. This photo says it all 👇 I’ve worked with this hitter for the better part of 4 years. He’s currently leading Division 3 in HR with 8 through 13 games 🤯 He’s always had juice but the attack angle was too vertical and he had little adjustability out front. This winter we leaned into a couple of his motor preferences (horizontal + front extension leg). To do that, we had to get his body oriented back to the left. Partially because of his big counter with the upper half (natural and in preference) and the amount of swings he has accumulated over the years, his body had become so oriented to the right that he had run out of room to load and hold tension on the back side. This lead to either being stuck back or crashing forward, ruining his path and adjustability. Through some focused work both in and out of the cages, we got him back to the left and that’s when things got really fun. The horizontal feel starts in his setup, continues with his load, and ends with his finish. He’s able to get to his front side on time while still holding tension on the back side. The path flattened out, the decel pattern is cleaner, and adjustability out front is present. More flush contact, lower average launch angle, better spray angles, more hard contact on offspeed. This is less about what we did and more about how we used this player’s natural blueprint to problem solve. It’s not a math equation when it comes to developing players. Each athlete is complex and unique and requires unique and sometimes complex solutions. The more we understand this and lean into this as coaches, the more players we’ll be able to impact. This picture says it all: an intentional feel by the athlete that he came up with on his own. But it’s exactly what he needs. For right now. At some point, he’ll need something else and at that point we will adjust. For now, enjoy the video this photo was taken from of an absolute nuke 🚀 below this post 👇 @CURTISclayTRN @Cameron_Ginger @MotorPreference

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Michael Schweiss
Michael Schweiss@CoachSchweiss·
Intentional feels, real results
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Brendan McQuaid
Brendan McQuaid@CAAMcQuaid·
Uncommitted 2027 LHP/OF had a big night for @thepackbaseball on Friday night. #FiveToolFestival🔥 @michaelkill02 is a LHP living in the upper 80s with FB with good mix of pitches. Also had a couple of hits. Plus arm and plus athlete out of TX that is looking for the right home. Please DM me for more info. @The_CAAdvantage
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