Last week I mentioned that big changes were coming… Here’s exactly what’s happening. I’m Building the 12-Phase 🎯 Precision Hitter System I’m creating a full, step-by-step system designed to elevate every hitter in three areas: - Mechanical — cleaner movement, better bat path, more adjustability - Mental — confidence, presence, clarity - Tactical — decision-making, approach, competing at a high level This system will be the backbone of OK Swings going forward. It’s 12 phases total, and I’ve completed the first 3. Once all 12 phases are done and ready to launch, the bar of entry to join this community will change. 💰 What’s changing? I’m still deciding between two paths: 1. Raise the monthly subscription,or 2. Keep the subscription the same and make the 12-Phase System an upgrade inside the Classroom. Either way — the value of the community is going up once this system goes live. 🙏 A Message to My OG Members If you’re already inside — $20 or $25/month — you’re locked in for life. Nothing changes for you. You were here early. You trusted me. You helped build this place. Because of that: - You’ll keep your price permanently. - If the 12-Phase System becomes an upgrade, you get full access automatically. - You will not pay a penny more for anything I add. This is the smallest way I can say thank you for backing me from the start. 🚧 Where we are right now I’m still building the system. But once it’s finished… everything about this community levels up. More structure. More clarity. More progression. More results. This next evolution is going to separate hitters who dabble from hitters who transform. Appreciate every one of you. Let’s keep building something special.

Thanksgiving is creeping up and I need to know where everyone stands on this: Are you a turkey person… or is turkey overrated? Cast your vote below 👇 Poll Options: - 🔥 Love it, turkey is elite - 😐 It’s okay - 🤢 Nah, turkey is trash Drop a comment if you’ve got a hot take.

This is where it gets real. Velocity’s up. Stuff’s sharper. Mistakes are rare. At this point in the season, everyone can throw strikes, but fewer hitters can stay disciplined enough to hunt what they want. The ones who succeed don’t try to hit everything… They own their zone. They trust their eyes, their plan, and their timing. 👉 The deeper the playoffs go, the smaller the margin for error gets, and the tighter your focus needs to be. If you’re swinging at their pitch, you’re done. If you’re hunting your pitch, you’ve got a shot to do damage.

This is where baseball/softball IQ shows up. The job isn’t complicated: move the runner. But just because it’s simple doesn’t mean it’s easy. These are the at-bats that separate selfish hitters from winning hitters. 👉 Right-Handed Hitters - Stay inside the ball and drive it to the right side of the field. - Think big part of the field, don’t pull off early and roll over weak to SS/3B. - Even a routine groundout to 2B is a win here because the runner advances. 👉 Left-Handed Hitters - Slide up closer to the plate and hunt pitches you can pull. - Driving it to the right side pushes the runner to 3B with one out. - From there, a fly ball or base hit scores him, simple execution that wins games. 💡 The Key This at-bat isn’t about your batting average, OPS, or exit velocity. It’s about team execution. Coaches notice who can handle these situations. Scouts notice it too. Winning teams are built on hitters who can execute in pressure spots, not just fill a stat sheet. ✅ Recognize the situation ✅ Execute the situation When you step into the box, ask yourself: What’s my job right now? If it’s to move the runner, then lock in and make it happen. 👉 The best hitters aren’t just dangerous, they’re reliable.