Justin Kirchner
Hitting > Hitting
DudeDay Baseball Camp, presented by The Players Way
1300 E Janss Rd
Jul 31, 2025, 9:30AM - 3:00PM PST
Kirchner, Justin, Wed, 7/30/25, 12:27 PM, tagupEvaluation > Hitting > Hitting
DudeDay Baseball Camp, presented by The Players Way
1300 E Janss Rd
Jul 31, 2025, 9:30AM - 3:00PM PST
Justin,
Your hitting evaluation at the DudeDay Baseball Camp reveals some promising aspects of your offensive game. Your approach at the plate demonstrates a solid foundation, and there's potential for you to develop into a consistent and impactful hitter. The "PW - F6" notation suggests that you're making contact and putting the ball in play, specifically to the shortstop area. This indicates that you're able to square up the ball and hit it with some authority to the left side of the infield.
While hitting the ball to the shortstop can sometimes result in outs, it's important to recognize that you're making solid contact. To elevate your hitting performance, focus on driving the ball with more authority and working on your bat speed to increase exit velocity. This will help you find more gaps in the defense and potentially turn some of those F6 outs into base hits. Additionally, work on your pitch selection and timing to ensure you're getting the most out of your swings and targeting pitches you can drive with power.
To improve, incorporate drills that emphasize hitting to all fields, particularly focusing on driving the ball up the middle and to the opposite field. This will make you a more well-rounded hitter and less predictable to opposing defenses. Also, consider working with a hitting coach to analyze your swing mechanics and identify any adjustments that could help you generate more power and consistency. Remember, at 17 years old, you have time to refine your skills, and with dedicated practice, you can transform those shortstop outs into line drives and extra-base hits.
Your hitting evaluation at the DudeDay Baseball Camp reveals some promising aspects of your offensive game. Your approach at the plate demonstrates a solid foundation, and there's potential for you to develop into a consistent and impactful hitter. The "PW - F6" notation suggests that you're making contact and putting the ball in play, specifically to the shortstop area. This indicates that you're able to square up the ball and hit it with some authority to the left side of the infield.
While hitting the ball to the shortstop can sometimes result in outs, it's important to recognize that you're making solid contact. To elevate your hitting performance, focus on driving the ball with more authority and working on your bat speed to increase exit velocity. This will help you find more gaps in the defense and potentially turn some of those F6 outs into base hits. Additionally, work on your pitch selection and timing to ensure you're getting the most out of your swings and targeting pitches you can drive with power.
To improve, incorporate drills that emphasize hitting to all fields, particularly focusing on driving the ball up the middle and to the opposite field. This will make you a more well-rounded hitter and less predictable to opposing defenses. Also, consider working with a hitting coach to analyze your swing mechanics and identify any adjustments that could help you generate more power and consistency. Remember, at 17 years old, you have time to refine your skills, and with dedicated practice, you can transform those shortstop outs into line drives and extra-base hits.
Kirchner, Justin, Wed, 7/30/25, 12:27 PM, tagupEvaluation > Hitting > Hitting
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Infield > Infield
DudeDay Baseball Camp, presented by The Players Way
1300 E Janss Rd
Jul 31, 2025, 9:30AM - 3:00PM PST
Justin,
Your performance at the DudeDay Baseball Camp showcased your potential as an infielder. Your footwork around the bag is notably smooth, allowing you to maintain good positioning when fielding grounders and turning double plays. This fluid movement is a solid foundation for your defensive skills and will serve you well as you continue to develop.
Your hands are soft and quick, enabling you to field the ball cleanly and transition swiftly to your throwing motion. This quickness is a valuable asset in the infield, where split-second reactions can make the difference between an out and a base hit. To further enhance your fielding, focus on consistently getting your glove out in front of your body, creating a larger target and improving your ability to handle difficult hops.
While your arm strength is adequate for your current position, there's room for improvement to enhance your overall defensive impact. Incorporate long toss and targeted arm strengthening exercises into your training regimen to increase your throwing velocity and accuracy. Additionally, work on your lateral range by practicing first-step quickness drills. This will expand your defensive coverage and allow you to make more plays in the hole. With continued dedication to these areas, you have the potential to become a standout infielder at higher levels of competition.
Your performance at the DudeDay Baseball Camp showcased your potential as an infielder. Your footwork around the bag is notably smooth, allowing you to maintain good positioning when fielding grounders and turning double plays. This fluid movement is a solid foundation for your defensive skills and will serve you well as you continue to develop.
Your hands are soft and quick, enabling you to field the ball cleanly and transition swiftly to your throwing motion. This quickness is a valuable asset in the infield, where split-second reactions can make the difference between an out and a base hit. To further enhance your fielding, focus on consistently getting your glove out in front of your body, creating a larger target and improving your ability to handle difficult hops.
While your arm strength is adequate for your current position, there's room for improvement to enhance your overall defensive impact. Incorporate long toss and targeted arm strengthening exercises into your training regimen to increase your throwing velocity and accuracy. Additionally, work on your lateral range by practicing first-step quickness drills. This will expand your defensive coverage and allow you to make more plays in the hole. With continued dedication to these areas, you have the potential to become a standout infielder at higher levels of competition.
Kirchner, Justin, Wed, 7/30/25, 12:25 PM, tagupEvaluation > Infield > Infield
DudeDay Baseball Camp, presented by The Players Way
1300 E Janss Rd
Jul 31, 2025, 9:30AM - 3:00PM PST
Justin,
Your performance at the DudeDay Baseball Camp showcased your potential as an infielder. Your footwork around the bag is notably smooth, allowing you to maintain good positioning when fielding grounders and turning double plays. This fluid movement is a solid foundation for your defensive skills and will serve you well as you continue to develop.
Your hands are soft and quick, enabling you to field the ball cleanly and transition swiftly to your throwing motion. This quickness is a valuable asset in the infield, where split-second reactions can make the difference between an out and a base hit. To further enhance your fielding, focus on consistently getting your glove out in front of your body, creating a larger target and improving your ability to handle difficult hops.
While your arm strength is adequate for your current position, there's room for improvement to enhance your overall defensive impact. Incorporate long toss and targeted arm strengthening exercises into your training regimen to increase your throwing velocity and accuracy. Additionally, work on your lateral range by practicing first-step quickness drills. This will expand your defensive coverage and allow you to make more plays in the hole. With continued dedication to these areas, you have the potential to become a standout infielder at higher levels of competition.
Your performance at the DudeDay Baseball Camp showcased your potential as an infielder. Your footwork around the bag is notably smooth, allowing you to maintain good positioning when fielding grounders and turning double plays. This fluid movement is a solid foundation for your defensive skills and will serve you well as you continue to develop.
Your hands are soft and quick, enabling you to field the ball cleanly and transition swiftly to your throwing motion. This quickness is a valuable asset in the infield, where split-second reactions can make the difference between an out and a base hit. To further enhance your fielding, focus on consistently getting your glove out in front of your body, creating a larger target and improving your ability to handle difficult hops.
While your arm strength is adequate for your current position, there's room for improvement to enhance your overall defensive impact. Incorporate long toss and targeted arm strengthening exercises into your training regimen to increase your throwing velocity and accuracy. Additionally, work on your lateral range by practicing first-step quickness drills. This will expand your defensive coverage and allow you to make more plays in the hole. With continued dedication to these areas, you have the potential to become a standout infielder at higher levels of competition.
Kirchner, Justin, Wed, 7/30/25, 12:25 PM, tagupEvaluation > Infield > Infield
Pitching > Pitching
DudeDay Baseball Camp, presented by The Players Way
1300 E Janss Rd
Jul 31, 2025, 9:30AM - 3:00PM PST
Justin,
Your performance during the DudeDay Baseball Camp showcased several promising aspects of your game pitching. Your ability to maintain composure on the mound and execute pitches in game situations is commendable. You demonstrated good command of your fastball, consistently hitting your spots and working both sides of the plate effectively. This level of control is crucial for success at higher levels of competition and provides a solid foundation for your pitching arsenal.
One area where you can focus on improvement is developing your secondary pitches. While your fastball command is strong, adding more variety to your repertoire will make you a more complete pitcher. Work on refining your breaking ball, whether it's a curveball or slider, to give hitters a different look and keep them off balance. Additionally, incorporating a changeup into your arsenal would greatly enhance your ability to disrupt hitters' timing and generate more swings and misses.
To take your game pitching to the next level, we recommend dedicating time to situational pitching scenarios during your practice sessions. Focus on pitch sequencing, working on different counts, and developing strategies for various game situations. This will help you become more adept at reading hitters and making in-game adjustments. Remember, consistency is key in pitching, so continue to work on repeating your delivery and maintaining your mechanics throughout your outings. With your current skills and a commitment to refining these areas, you have the potential to become a highly effective pitcher at the next level.
Your performance during the DudeDay Baseball Camp showcased several promising aspects of your game pitching. Your ability to maintain composure on the mound and execute pitches in game situations is commendable. You demonstrated good command of your fastball, consistently hitting your spots and working both sides of the plate effectively. This level of control is crucial for success at higher levels of competition and provides a solid foundation for your pitching arsenal.
One area where you can focus on improvement is developing your secondary pitches. While your fastball command is strong, adding more variety to your repertoire will make you a more complete pitcher. Work on refining your breaking ball, whether it's a curveball or slider, to give hitters a different look and keep them off balance. Additionally, incorporating a changeup into your arsenal would greatly enhance your ability to disrupt hitters' timing and generate more swings and misses.
To take your game pitching to the next level, we recommend dedicating time to situational pitching scenarios during your practice sessions. Focus on pitch sequencing, working on different counts, and developing strategies for various game situations. This will help you become more adept at reading hitters and making in-game adjustments. Remember, consistency is key in pitching, so continue to work on repeating your delivery and maintaining your mechanics throughout your outings. With your current skills and a commitment to refining these areas, you have the potential to become a highly effective pitcher at the next level.
Kirchner, Justin, Wed, 7/30/25, 4:31 PM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Pitching
DudeDay Baseball Camp, presented by The Players Way
1300 E Janss Rd
Jul 31, 2025, 9:30AM - 3:00PM PST
Justin,
Your performance during the DudeDay Baseball Camp showcased several promising aspects of your game pitching. Your ability to maintain composure on the mound and execute pitches in game situations is commendable. You demonstrated good command of your fastball, consistently hitting your spots and working both sides of the plate effectively. This level of control is crucial for success at higher levels of competition and provides a solid foundation for your pitching arsenal.
One area where you can focus on improvement is developing your secondary pitches. While your fastball command is strong, adding more variety to your repertoire will make you a more complete pitcher. Work on refining your breaking ball, whether it's a curveball or slider, to give hitters a different look and keep them off balance. Additionally, incorporating a changeup into your arsenal would greatly enhance your ability to disrupt hitters' timing and generate more swings and misses.
To take your game pitching to the next level, we recommend dedicating time to situational pitching scenarios during your practice sessions. Focus on pitch sequencing, working on different counts, and developing strategies for various game situations. This will help you become more adept at reading hitters and making in-game adjustments. Remember, consistency is key in pitching, so continue to work on repeating your delivery and maintaining your mechanics throughout your outings. With your current skills and a commitment to refining these areas, you have the potential to become a highly effective pitcher at the next level.
Your performance during the DudeDay Baseball Camp showcased several promising aspects of your game pitching. Your ability to maintain composure on the mound and execute pitches in game situations is commendable. You demonstrated good command of your fastball, consistently hitting your spots and working both sides of the plate effectively. This level of control is crucial for success at higher levels of competition and provides a solid foundation for your pitching arsenal.
One area where you can focus on improvement is developing your secondary pitches. While your fastball command is strong, adding more variety to your repertoire will make you a more complete pitcher. Work on refining your breaking ball, whether it's a curveball or slider, to give hitters a different look and keep them off balance. Additionally, incorporating a changeup into your arsenal would greatly enhance your ability to disrupt hitters' timing and generate more swings and misses.
To take your game pitching to the next level, we recommend dedicating time to situational pitching scenarios during your practice sessions. Focus on pitch sequencing, working on different counts, and developing strategies for various game situations. This will help you become more adept at reading hitters and making in-game adjustments. Remember, consistency is key in pitching, so continue to work on repeating your delivery and maintaining your mechanics throughout your outings. With your current skills and a commitment to refining these areas, you have the potential to become a highly effective pitcher at the next level.
Kirchner, Justin, Wed, 7/30/25, 4:31 PM, tagupEvaluation > Pitching > Pitching
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PLAYERS WAY EVALUATION AND TEST SCORE
ATHLETES FIRST - DEVELOPMENT DRIVEN - POTENTIAL MAXIMIZED
Justin,
At The Players Way, our mission is simple—athlete development comes first. Every score here is a reflection of where you are in your journey, not just what you’ve done, but how you’re progressing.
These evaluations are built on a clear methodology: skill introduction, understanding, execution, and mastery. Your scores help us—and you—identify strengths, target growth areas, and unlock your full potential.
Keep pushing.
D.J. Wabick
CEO, The Players Way
At The Players Way, our mission is simple—athlete development comes first. Every score here is a reflection of where you are in your journey, not just what you’ve done, but how you’re progressing.
These evaluations are built on a clear methodology: skill introduction, understanding, execution, and mastery. Your scores help us—and you—identify strengths, target growth areas, and unlock your full potential.
Keep pushing.
D.J. Wabick
CEO, The Players Way
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Your hitting evaluation at the DudeDay Baseball Camp reveals some promising aspects of your offensive game. Your approach at the plate demonstrates a solid foundation, and there's potential for you to develop into a consistent and impactful hitter. The "PW - F6" notation suggests that you're making contact and putting the ball in play, specifically to the shortstop area. This indicates that you're able to square up the ball and hit it with some authority to the left side of the infield.
While hitting the ball to the shortstop can sometimes result in outs, it's important to recognize that you're making solid contact. To elevate your hitting performance, focus on driving the ball with more authority and working on your bat speed to increase exit velocity. This will help you find more gaps in the defense and potentially turn some of those F6 outs into base hits. Additionally, work on your pitch selection and timing to ensure you're getting the most out of your swings and targeting pitches you can drive with power.
To improve, incorporate drills that emphasize hitting to all fields, particularly focusing on driving the ball up the middle and to the opposite field. This will make you a more well-rounded hitter and less predictable to opposing defenses. Also, consider working with a hitting coach to analyze your swing mechanics and identify any adjustments that could help you generate more power and consistency. Remember, at 17 years old, you have time to refine your skills, and with dedicated practice, you can transform those shortstop outs into line drives and extra-base hits.