Is your kid’s swing getting hijacked by too many voices?

In this episode of the Swing Smarter Hitting Training Podcast, we tackle one of the most common and frustrating issues in youth baseball and softball: swing confusion caused by conflicting coaching advice. From “hands high” to “barrel drop,” young hitters are being pulled in every direction — and it’s killing their confidence.

🎯 But there’s a better way: the One Swing, One Cue framework.
This simple, repeatable method helps athletes find clarity, develop rhythm, and build a swing they actually own — not one cobbled together from every coach they’ve ever met.

Whether you’re a parent tired of watching your child overthink at the plate or a coach juggling a dugout full of mixed mechanics, this episode delivers a step-by-step strategy to develop consistency, timing, and self-trust in your hitter’s approach.

Why inconsistent coaching input causes “analysis paralysis” at the plate

The top 3 questions every parent or coach should ask before changing a swing

How to apply the One Swing, One Cue method for long-term success

Real-world example: How one 11-year-old turned his season around by simplifying

Why mental clarity and mechanical ownership matter more than chasing perfection

How to document swing progress with journals and video for better feedback loops

A preview of the AI for Youth Sports Course that makes development easier than ever

✅ AI for Youth Sports Course – HittingPerformanceLab.com/AICourse
✅ Swing Shift Daily Hitting System

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💬 Got a question or breakthrough to share? Drop us a message at HittingPerformanceLab.com.

Let’s keep raising smarter, stronger, more confident athletes — one swing at a time.