I want to thank Lane, Yannick Charland, and Suri Virasih for helping me with my swing and ultimately allowing me make my high schools baseball team, and thought it’s 9 days late here’s an update. I would like to add that since this video I have gotten into my legs more and I am not raising up anymore , thanks to you guys I’m hitting hard line drives consistently.

Hey everyone, First off, I want to say a huge thank you to all of you who have been a part of this free community. Your support, engagement, and passion for improving your game have meant so much to me. This space has been an incredible way to connect with hitters and coaches who share the same drive to grow. That being said, after careful consideration, I’ve decided to discontinue this free community at the end of the month. As I move into 2025, my focus is on providing even more value and support through my paid community, The OK Swings Tribe, where I can offer deeper insights, exclusive content, and ongoing support to help you reach your full potential. If you’d like to stay connected and continue your development, I’d love to have you join The OK Swings Tribe! It’s just $25/month, and you’ll get your first 7 days free to see if it’s the right fit for you. Inside the paid community, you’ll find: • Exclusive hitting and mental toughness content • Daily tips and challenges • Unlimited questions & support • A supportive tribe of hitters, parents, and coaches I truly believe this is the best way to help you elevate your game and keep growing in 2025 and beyond. Thank you again for being part of this journey with me. Let’s keep the momentum going—together. Click here to join now and start your 7-day free trial: https://www.skool.com/okswingstribe/about Let’s make 2025 the best year yet! 🤙🏼 Lane

On a scale of 1-10. What effort level do you think Ozzie is swinging at here? Watch it this a few times and pay attention to his his hips & trunk. Share your thoughts below 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼

✔️ The new year brings new opportunities to chase your goals and take your game to the next level. Whether you’re working toward earning a scholarship, getting more playing time on varsity, improving your performance at the plate, or building on the momentum you already have, 2025 is your year to show up, put in the work, and make it happen. Here’s how we’re going to attack 2025: 1️⃣ Set Clear, Intentional Goals • What’s the ONE thing you want to accomplish this year? Get specific and make it measurable. • Write it down, visualize it, and let it fuel your focus. 2️⃣ Take Small, Consistent Actions • Big wins are built on small, daily efforts. • Are you showing up for your drills? Staying on top of your routines? Sticking to the plan? • The process doesn’t just lead to success—it IS success. 3️⃣ Build an Unshakable Mindset • Challenges will come, but your response will define you. • Focus on controlling what’s in your power: effort, preparation, and attitude. • Stay in the moment. Trust the work. Detach from the outcome. This year isn’t just about achieving goals; it’s about becoming the kind of person who makes those goals happen. And the best part? You’re not doing it alone. 💬 Drop your 2025 goals in the comments below! Let’s set the tone, hold each other accountable, and build momentum right out of the gate. 🔥 Let’s make 2025 the year we look back on and say, “That’s when everything changed.” LET’S GO! 🚀

✔️ The ability to maintain emotional control during competition can make or break your performance. Here’s why emotional control is essential and how you can develop it. 1️⃣ Staying Present Enhances Performance When you let emotions like frustration or anxiety take over, you often lose focus on what’s happening in the moment. Emotional control helps you stay present, fully engaged in each pitch, each swing, and each play. The ability to stay in the “now” prevents mental errors and enhances performance. 2️⃣ Reacting vs. Responding In high-leverage moments, there’s a big difference between reacting impulsively and responding intentionally. Emotional control allows you to respond with calculated calmness, even under pressure. This skill can be the difference between chasing a bad pitch out of frustration or maintaining control of your at bat. 3️⃣ Improved Decision-Making Emotional control sharpens your decision-making skills. When you who let your emotions run wild you might start swinging at pitches you shouldn’t or get overly aggressive. When you manage you emotions effectively, you make clearer, more strategic choices that align with your game plan. 4️⃣ Building Confidence Through Composure Hitting requires a deep sense of confidence. Controlling your emotions reinforces this confidence by demonstrating self-mastery. When you remain composed after a missed opportunity or bad call. You signal to yourself —and others—that you believe in your ability to bounce back. This resilience builds long-term confidence that withstands the ups and downs of the game. 5️⃣ Reducing Slumps and Negative Spirals Emotional control helps you prevent small mistakes from turning into prolonged slumps. If you dwell on a single strikeout, it can snowball into a pattern of negative performance. Maintaining composure and focusing on the next opportunity allows you to reset quickly and stay mentally strong. ✔️ All of this way easier said than done of course. Here are some tips & practices that will help you gain control of your emotions.