26 Jun Power BP Round
Round 1: Deep contact; two-handed finish. Round 2: Extended contact; top-hand release. Round 3: Contact zone determines the follow through....
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Round 1: Deep contact; two-handed finish. Round 2: Extended contact; top-hand release. Round 3: Contact zone determines the follow through....
A player attacking the opposite field with power is a fearsome hitter! Learn how hitting the ball to the opposite field fixes common hitting mistakes....
Drills for pulling off the baseball. Physical, and mental tips to stop pulling off the ball, and flying open with your head, front shoulder, and hips....
Practice your two-strike hitting approach. Keep the head still during your baseball swing. Reduce swing movement. Grow confidence to hit any fastball. ...
Too much movement of your head and eyes makes it challenging to see, track, and read the ball. ...
20 Swings – Top Hand Compact Swing Mechanics. 20 Swings – Bottom Hand Extension Mechanics. 20 Swings – Laser Blast Compact Swing Mechanics. 20 Swings – Laser Blast “Hanging” Slider Swing Mechanics. 20 Swings – Laser Whip Extension Mechanics. Low, Outside; Low, In Front...
By hitting the ball to the opposite field early in the game, you set yourself up to receive a more straightforward pitch to hit for a home run later on in the game. Hitting for power can be a game of chess with the pitcher, he who outwits the other...
Hitting Cheat Sheet provides parents and coaches with quick fixes to the most common hitting mistakes. Access quick fixes for striking out, no power, long swing, jumping out and pulling off the ball...
A home run swing develops over time; you first need to learn how to hit line drives, "crawling before walking."...
You don’t need to be a hitting expert to teach your kids to hit. Whether you’re a parent, who wants a simple step-by-step method for teaching your kids to hit, or a "Little League" coach seeking basic practice drills, you can use the following roadmap....
Using our baseball swing trainer finish up with advanced Laser Whip front toss, working on low and outside pitch locations. Use a top-hand release finish to allow for more extension; physically preparing for a softer pitch type or hard breaking slider on the outside edge of home plate....
Blasting core driven power, and extension: Generate the bat speed required to make contact, creating Momentum-Driven Power; after you disconnect from your core. Laser Blast, and Laser Whip methods give you the skills for success against late-breaking pitches, combining bat speed, power, and extension....
Improve reaction time, bat speed, rotational hitting and hitting with a 2 strike batting count...
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...
To prevent pulling off, track the ball; making contact closer to your body, and develop your hitting approach. Relaxing helps you to stay back, and potentially decreasing the perception of the speed of a fastball by 5 miles per hour. ...
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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.
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