Stop Blaming the Swing.
It’s Usually the Timing.
Perry Husband — the person who discovered Effective Velocity — joins Coach Bill live to explain why “hittable” pitches get missed, and what actually fixes it.
Good kids. Hard work.
Still getting fooled.
This is the question I hear more than any other — from parents who’ve tried everything and players who are doing the work.
It’s not the swing. It’s Effective Velocity.
Perry Husband spent decades studying pitch data and found something most coaches still don’t teach: the same pitch, at the same radar-gun speed, plays faster or slower depending on where it’s located in the strike zone.
That single discovery is the foundation of everything Coach Bill teaches at Better Ball Player — Right Now timing, and every system built on top of it. This session, you hear it straight from the source.
Why It Matters
A “hittable” fastball misses because of where it’s located, not because of anything wrong with the swing. That’s the gap Effective Velocity explains — and the gap this session closes.
One hour. Real content. No pitch.
- ✓ Effective Velocity, explained by the person who discovered it
- ✓ Why “good” hitters miss “hittable” pitches — and what to do about it
- ✓ Live Q&A — bring your real questions
- ✓ A live announcement you won’t want to miss
- ✓ A replay, sent to everyone registered — live or not
Two people who’ve spent their careers on this exact problem.
Perry Husband
Perry spent decades studying pitch data and discovered why the same pitch plays faster or slower depending on location — the research behind Effective Velocity, and the foundation of Right Now timing.
Coach Bill Masullo
Bill teaches Effective Velocity and Right Now timing to hitters ages 8–18. His approach puts timing first and mechanics second — because that’s the order that actually produces results in games.
Save Your Spot — It’s Free
Sunday, September 13 · 7–8 PM ET · Live on Zoom
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Can’t make it live? Register anyway — we’ll send you the replay.