“Before copying the swing of your favorite MLB Player, consider the following:

1. The typical MLB swing is a “guess hitter swing,” designed to hit a hanging breaking ball for a home run.
2. You may perfect this swing. However, if your players are not strong enough, they will consistently “fly out” to center field.
3. The “guess hitter swing,” comes with a high price, lots of strikeouts, make sure your players are ready to deal with this reality.

Most players do not play beyond youth leagues. You might as well let the kids have fun. A base hit is not a home run, however, going “3 for 3” with two doubles and a single is better than “0 for 3” with two strikeouts and a fly out to centerfield.

For players that are not predicted to be 6 feet 4 inches, and 220 pounds; train a compact swing, focus on seeing/tracking the ball, close the mind and open the eyes, making contact closer to the body, and hit the ball up the middle or to the opposite field.

The purpose of our higher resistance Laser Blast drills, training a compact swing designed for a high batting average, and power; against a dominant fastball. Giving players the skills to hit to all fields, additionally, when a pitcher tries to sneak a fastball inside; the player will react, pulling the ball well beyond the home run fence.

For those wishing to train home run mechanics for a breaking ball, set your laser strap at a “general resistance,” gaining the benefits of strength, speed, and mechanics; improving power.”

“The following video shows a talented youth player, doing a fantastic job with top hand side toss; an advanced drill for her age. In fact, her top hand, and rotational mechanics are better than most men, including professionals. Note the way her back foot turns, before contact is made; an indication she is turning from her core. Well done, and keep up the great work!”

” New York Yankees you may want to sign this girl! After a round of crushing Laser Beam Top Hand side toss, she is onto Laser Blast Side Toss; a fantastic swing, geared for success against a dominant fastball. In fact, one of the best swings we have featured on our videos. Well done, keep up the great work!”

Clint Balgera, Inventor; Laser Power Swing Trainer Power Hitting Aid

Founder, Multi-Swing Method