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The best hitters in the world make an out most of the time and still walk up to the plate confident. Here's how to teach your kid to do the same.

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What's inside

Part one
The game
  • 01Why baseball is a failure sport
  • 02Better in the cage than in the game

Every research claim is sourced. 19 studies and reports, listed in the back.

Why 7 out of 10

A .300 hitter is an All-Star, and he still makes an out seven times out of ten. The playbook is about what he does with those seven, and what he hears from you after them.

A .300 hitter · 10 at-bats
0 H · 0 out
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K
2
6-3
3
1B
4
F8
5
K
6
2B
7
4-3
8
L7
9
1B
10
F9
7/10
outs. That's an All-Star.
.300
batting average

The whole major leagues hit .245 in 2025. (Baseball-Reference)

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Who wrote it

I was never the most talented guy in the room. I spent six years in pro ball anyway, reached Triple-A, and came back from back surgery along the way. What carried me was a way of handling failure I started building as a kid.

This playbook is what I wish someone had handed my parents when I was twelve.

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