Case Study: Jack Rubenstein

College Bound

Transitioning: High School To College Ball

“Congratulations to Jack Rubenstein from the laser, hitting factory; Pace Academy. Jack is the first, of many players, hitting lasers, leaping from high school to college baseball, signing with Emory University, Georgia; USA.” 2017, Hit Lasers, social media post.

Initial Assessment: Below average swing/mechanics, lacking bat speed, and power.

• Narrow base, during the batting stance, and contact; causing imbalance in the batter’s box.
• Improper rotation/turn-control.
• Arming/muscling-up, during the swing.
• Over-rotation on the back foot, due to over-swinging, and improper rotation.

Assessment by Clinton Balgera, inventor of Exoprecise, creator of the Multi-Swing Method.

The comparison is astonishing:

2016, HS Junior: 0.250 avg, 9 RBI’s, 0 home runs, 2 doubles, and 16 strikeouts.
2017, HS Senior: 0.347 avg, 29 RBI’s, 3 home runs, 7 doubles, and 6 strikeouts. Noteworthy, slugging 0.667, 0.509 OBP, and first team all-region.

“The connected/explosive swing provides Jack with a valuable head-start, critical for the freshman season. Best of luck Jack, starting your college career.” 2017, Hit Lasers, social media post.

Post high school, the college system takes over, therefore, we are unable to confirm if the player, continues to practice, using the Laser Power ST.

• 2018, College Freshman: 98 at-bats, 0.286 avg, and 28 hits.
• 2019, College Sophomore: 126 at-bats, 0.270 avg, and 34 hits.