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I don't have experience with them but based on what I see on Twitter they are training some pro guys and they use some of the more modern bat path drills.

Looking at the drills they Posted some of them I would use too, doesn't look too bad.

The environment with some good players seems to be quite good too.

From what I have seen it seems that what he teaches won't ruin most hitters. That sounds not like a great compliment but imo knowing what not to teach is almost more important than what you do teach, I would cautiously do recommend them based on what I have seen.

I don't know of course how good the coaching there will be in person and whether you are going to work with him or an assistant.

It is the same thing I have pointed out a lot on this site.  Mostly it is the same concepts using different verbiage.  For example, when he says on the "X" site "Hands above and not knob to the ball, " what he demonstrates is the knob to the ball.  As I have posted before, I'm in the camp of, "Point the knob and deliver the barrel."  That is what he demonstrates.  If you see one example posted on the site, the hitter is actually demonstrating a push swing.  However, that isn't the case in the majority of the site's examples and discussion. 

My recommendation to everyone is to see if they will allow you to sit in on a lesson.  Then, does the verbiage and instruction make sense to you?  If it does then your hitter will most likely benefit. 

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