Swing Angry LLC

09/09/2026

The at bat must be completed. What many people miss.

09/09/2026

She’s a DAWG 🐶

The Mississippi State commit and longtime Swing Angry remote trainee was recognized as one of the premier athletes in the entire 2028 class.

Since February:

🥎 .532 batting average
💣 27 home runs
💥 40 doubles
⚡ 8 triples
✅ 109 RBIs
🏃‍♀️ 117 runs scored

That would be an outstanding career for many players. Wesley did it in a matter of months.

She is an All-State athlete, District 13AAA MVP, Hitter of the Year, and an elite combination of size, speed, power, athleticism and versatility.

Everything she gets she earns. 💪🥎💪

Swing Angry. Train Different. Get Results.

09/09/2026

A huge congratulations to Madison and her family on her commitment to continue her academic and softball career at Georgia Southern University!

Madison has been an absolute pleasure to work with. She is talented, hardworking, coachable, and willing to study her performance and make the adjustments necessary to keep growing as a hitter. She has all the tools to do great things at the next level.

Thank you, Madison, for trusting me to play a part in your journey. I’m incredibly proud of you — and we are just getting started! 💪🥎💪

Georgia Southern got a good one!

09/08/2026

Two things that should never happen in youth sports:

1. Coaches coaching in Crocs.
2. Youth travel-ball “signing ceremonies.”

Coach, I don’t care if you put them in sport mode. You cannot demand hustle while your footwear has ventilation holes and a Lightning McQueen charm.

And parents, we have to stop announcing that 10-year-old Braxton is “taking his talents” to a team 23 minutes down the road like he just signed with an SEC school.

We’ve got a decorated table, balloons, custom backdrops, three outfit changes, a cake, photographers and a dramatic hat reveal…all so your child can play in the Silver Bracket at a Holiday Inn Invitational.

09/08/2026

09/08/2026

Madison making the half bat look easy. That sound. That ball flight. Working on her program based on how she’s being pitched in game. 🤙🥎💪

09/08/2026

I get asked all the time “Can you take a look at this?” So here’s your chance.

Thinking about training with me? Send me video of your swing — I’ll personally review it and provide relevant feedback.

Submit your swing here:
swingangry.com/free

09/08/2026

12u hitting development. LHP fastballs and breaking balls. Peep the overlay at the end. Different pitch shapes and heights require hitters to adjust posture and path. Train dirty / play clean

09/08/2026

LHP fastball - see ya ball.

09/07/2026

Most people don’t know we do this for our hitters

Madison Brown is a 2028 hitter from Georgia who trains remotely with Swing Angry. Through 15 games, she is hitting .442 with a 44% hard-hit rate, 12% chase rate, 84% zone-swing rate, and just an 8% strikeout rate.

Those are great numbers, but the real value is what happens behind them.

Inside Swing Angry training, our hitters can track their game at-bats pitch by pitch. That allows us to see much more than batting average. We can evaluate swing decisions, chase rate, pitch location, pitch type, timing, hard contact, two-strike tendencies, batted-ball direction, and even how pitchers are trying to get the hitter out.

For Madison, for example, only 30% of her at-bats are reaching two strikes. That is a positive indicator because she is frequently executing hittable pitches earlier in the count rather than constantly allowing at-bats to become defensive.

We can also see that the riseball continues to be the pitch she sees most often, how opponents mix other pitch shapes around it, where her hardest contact is occurring, and where there are still opportunities to improve.

Then we take all of that information and turn it into a performance report with strengths, scouting information, areas for improvement, and specific training priorities.

And then we train accordingly. That is the part of Swing Angry training that a lot of people never see. It is not just sending a hitter drills. It is not just watching a swing video once a week. It is not just asking, “How did you hit this weekend?”

We are trying to understand what is actually happening when the hitter competes and use that information to guide what they train next.

Swing Angry. Train Different. Get Results.