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Tips For Hitting Coaches And Parents

Beginner level Multi-Swing Method, hitting tips, building the foundation for a bright future.

Video Series: Hitting Lasers

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Coaching For You

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Setup, Activating The Reflexes

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Turn Control, Coaching Balance

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Hit Lasers (Two-Piece) Bat Speed Trainer, Reflex Front Toss

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3-Dimensional Contact

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Mechanics For The Mind

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Hand Dominance And Follow-Thru

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Approach, Staying Within Yourself

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Fitting, Hit Lasers (Two-Piece) Bat Speed Trainer, ROM2

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Hitting Lasers, Player 2 Highlights

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Hitting Lasers, Player 1 Highlights

Latest Hitting Tips

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Case Study: James Brunskill, Carine Cats

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Bat Speed Drills: Joel Hughes, Carine Cats Baseball

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Barrel Control: Billy Eastman, Carine Cats Baseball 16U

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Chase Mitchell: Carine Cats Baseball

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Case Study: Lachlan Cooper, Carine Cats Baseball

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Coaching Confidence: Billy Eastman, Carine Cats Baseball 16U

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Load & Timing: Billy Eastman, Carine Cats Baseball 16U

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Coaching Tips For Batting Practice

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Coach, Fix, Improve

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Blog Posts

Teaching Kids To Hit

Head down, after contact and follow through, ensure backfoot...
16 June, 2019 Coach
How To Stay Back

One simple batting tip to stay back, is to hit the ball up t...
06 February, 2019 Coach
Rotational Hitting

Learn to how generate a power from your core....
28 January, 2019 Coach

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I will enjoy sharing your product, as I feel casting is the number one issue I see with youth players. - Jim, YouthBaseballTalk.com, Illinois; USA.
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"Currently, NC Dinos (Korea Pro Baseball Team) is playing Korean Series Play-Off (Semi-Final) I am meeting the team analyst, introducing the Laser Power ST." - South Korea
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"When it's on in the cage, you keep hands inside all the time... get out there in the game, you seem to keep your hands inside the ball; a fair bit more." - Jack Smalpage .250 to 380 avg, Western Australia, State League Batting Champion.