In this week's episode, David sits down with well-known professional hitting coach Trey Hannam. Trey works with some of the best hitters in the country from High School to the MLB. Instead of traditional interview format, David goes through some of his favorite tweets on Trey's page to dive deep into all things baseball development. This is a great conversation with two great baseball minds!

This week, David interviews professional hitting instructor Ariel Polanco. Ariel is a private hitting coach from the Atlanta, Georgia area and works with some of the best hitters in the country. On this episode, Polanco describes his journey and how he tries to impact his hitters to be the best version of themselves. There are so many great nuggets of wisdom in regards to mentality in the box, player development, or just connecting and understanding each athlete you work with. Listen and hear from one of the best hitting minds in the country!

For this week's episode, David takes a break from having remote and in-person guests on the show and discusses a topic he is very passionate about: Hitters training in-season. Too many hitters stop training once the season arrives and put themselves in danger of falling into poor habits. David discusses his Top 3 reasons why he believes it is important to work with a hitting coach in-season to ensure you stay locked in and confident to execute in the box.

We have a special guest on this week's episode. Drew Richard is a hitting coach with a large following on Tik Tok, Instagram, and YouTube. While he posts some of the most beneficial and great content, he's an even better dude. David leads the discussion on Drew's playing career, his experience training and coaching athletes of all ages, and the purpose behind why Drew loves coaching. There are so many nuggets and helpful tips for athletes, coaches, and parents.

This week's guest is Nick Neville, a former stud baseball player turned remote coach. Nick has a remote program to mentor and help baseball coaches make money over the internet through remote training. David and Nick discuss how his baseball journey led him to doing what he does now, as well as what his "Remote Training Mastermind" program is like. Nick also gives great insight into why remote training is the future in sports and how you can see great results! This is a great episode you won't want to miss!

In this week's episode we welcome Ned Monthie to the podcast! Ned is a great pitching mind and baseball mind all around. After pitching at Houghton University, Ned has experience coaching at the college level as well as experience in pitching instruction on the player development side. This episode introduces Ned and his background, as well as an in-depth discussion on seeking failure when training. When we are able to make our training environment more difficult than the game itself, we develop confidence and mental toughness to play on the attack.

This week's episode provides a quick recap of the work Cito Culver did training with David at Zeal Hitting Development this offseason. Before heading out to Mexico for his spring training, Cito breaks down the areas he knew he needed to improve with his swing and how he attacked that. This shorter episode is a great conclusion to the previous 8 episodes on the show with Cito.

In this episode, David and Cito Culver discuss a very important topic for any athlete that works with a hitting coach in the offseason outside of their school or travel team. Communication with your coaches about what you are working on in the offseason with your swing can be a scary idea for athletes, but this episode provides a playbook on it. There's nothing wrong with telling your coach what you've been working on in the off-season as long as it is respectful. David and Cito discuss lessons learned in their career and what they would do differently so they didn't come off as "un-coachable" or "disrespectful." Any athlete, parent or coach should listen so that they can work hard in the offseason without any push back.

In this week's episode, David and Cito Culver dive into the swing and the idea that if you can develop a consistent swing, it can simplify and make your approach much more consistent. You hear many coaches discuss the two things as if they are different, but Cito and David give their perspective about developing a high level swing that can execute in the box. Through some explanations of how they have improved this ability with Cito this offseason, and some interesting stories during Cito's time with the Yankees, this is a great learning opportunity and conversation for all listeners.

In this week's episode, David and Cito take a step back from the development side of things and have a fun episode discussing crazy offensive seasons in MLB history that deserved MVP honors but were snubbed. This discussion shows how the emphasis on specific statistical categories has changed and how some stats are viewed differently in today's age. This episode is a great listen for any baseball nut that wants to learn about the history of this great game!