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Kehoe Going All Kehoe · Mental Approach · Complete Hitter
It’s Not My Fault, But It’s My Problem
Too small, too slow, a bad call, a coach who doesn’t see it. Here is the way out for every hitter.
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Kehoe Going All Kehoe · Mental Approach · Complete Hitter
It’s Not Okay: Understanding Athletic Integrity
A lot of people gave a lot to get you here. One player’s integrity can hold a team together, or break the chain.
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Kehoe Going All Kehoe · Team Culture · Complete Hitter
The Word “Limits” Makes Me Sick
Great teams don’t accept a ceiling. They build the athlete, the swing, the processor and the competitor — then find out how good they can be.
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Kehoe Going All Kehoe · Player Development · Mental Game · Complete Hitter
We Can Be So Much Better.
A brutally honest look at amateur hitting. I see a lot of meh. We can get so much better, and in a hurry.
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Kehoe Going All Kehoe · Mental Game · Competing
Bring Back the Sandpaper Guys
Rose, Cobb, Dykstra, Pedroia: baseball’s sandpaper guys were winners. Compete hard, clean and through the whistle.
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Kehoe Going All Kehoe · Mental Approach · Complete Hitter
Embrace the Bully Called Hitting
Hitting is simple, not easy. Take the feedback, build the four pillars, and go right back at it.
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Kehoe Going All Kehoe · Player Development · Mental Game
What I Wish the Game Was Today
Energy. Teamwork. Accountability. Urgency. Joy. The AHD non-negotiables for playing like it matters.
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Kehoe Going All Kehoe · AHD Story · Hitting Philosophy · Complete Hitter
I Still Love the Damn Puzzle.
Hitting is fun, scary, brutal and beautiful. Why the hardest puzzle in team sports became a lifelong obsession—and the foundation of AHD.
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Kehoe Going All Kehoe · Mental Game · Player Development · Complete Hitter
The Pain of Discipline vs. the Pain of Regret
Every hitter pays a price. See how discipline now—or regret later—shows up in the swing, strength, processor and mental approach.
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Kehoe Going All Kehoe · Player Development · Complete Hitter · Mental Game
How Good Can You Be?
52 years of playing, coaching and scouting. Less than 1% of players max out. Here are the six things they do.
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Kehoe Going All Kehoe · Mental Game · Player Development
The Greatest Gift Sport Can Give
Not the discipline. Not the friendships. The pure win-or-lose competition, and why you should hold onto it as long as you can.
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Kehoe Going All Kehoe · Complete Hitter · MLB Breakdowns · Hitting Processor
They’re Not Extinct. We Stopped Building Them.
Gwynn, Boggs and Carew would win games in 2026. Why the contact artist is a winning brand of hitter.
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Kehoe Going All Kehoe · Player Development · Parents
$500 Bats Don’t Build Hitters
Youth baseball is breaking the bank. What young hitters actually need, and what parents can skip.
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Kehoe Going All Kehoe · Hitting Philosophy
Hitting Is Simple. It’s Just Not Easy.
See the ball. Get on time. Get the barrel on plane. Hit it hard. Simple — just not easy.
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Kehoe Going All Kehoe · Player Development · Parents & Coaches
There’s No Secret Sauce: How to Vet a Hitting Coach
No secret sauce, no one right way. How you move, think and see, and how to spot a coach worth keeping.
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Kehoe Going All Kehoe · Player Development · Complete Hitter
What Makes an Elite Coach?
There are many kinds of good coaches. Only a few are elite. They don’t need every trait, but they better be strong in several.
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Kehoe Going All Kehoe · Player Development · Mental Game · Swing Development
Are You a 500 or a 10,000?
Some hitters build a move in 500 reps. Some need 10,000. Both get there. The myelin science of reps, and why “want to” is a skill.
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Kehoe Going All Kehoe · Baseball Stories · Player Development
The 1987 Scottsdale Artichokes: What a Year. What a Team.
The opening chapter of a series on the people, the wins, and a ballclub that had it all.
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