28 Jan Rotational Hitting
Learn to how generate a power from your core....
Learn to how generate a power from your core....
Keep hand movement to a minimum as you load, and stride. Avoiding conscious thoughts of loading with your hands, which leads to overloading, or wrapping. Focus on loading from your core, your hands naturally separate as you stride forward; AKA swing separation....
Combine these 2 types of batting strides to train a complete power hitter....
Improving ball tracking skills, using different colored balls, identifying, and calling out the color, picking up the pitcher's release point....
Solution: Warming up in the on-deck-circle, practice a Laser Blast swing using a two-handed finish for up-and-in or deeper contact areas....
Reason 1: Turns a baseball or softball into a "beach ball."...
*Optional Advanced LASER Training Techniques: The following information is for advanced hitters and is optional advice. Our Laser Power Swing Trainer is a hitting aid that works for all swing types and philosophies...
Get a look at different types of pitches and their movements – slider, sinker, curve, change, knuckle, split finger, fastballs. Track the baseball out of the pitcher’s hand all the way into the catcher’s glove....
Without practicing the minimum amount of repetitions of quality timing drills that is required by your subconscious mind, you will not be prepared for game day...
Spread out in your batting stance, a few inches past shoulder width. Make sure your weight is on the inside balls of your feet. Start your swing load with a lift and in-turn of your front knee. Let the ball travel. Don’t commit to your swing too early. Focus on...
Minimize movement of your arms and legs to improve the performance of your core muscles. ...
LASER PST
"I can't wait to put this thing on and go to work... crushing it." - Eric Thames, MLB Player, Milwaukee Brewers.
LASER PST
"My forearms and hands are free to move, while stopping my elbows from flying around." - Boston Renegades, Beep-Ball; USA.
LASER PST
"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.