Bat Speed Drills: Joel Hughes, Carine Cats Baseball
About The Video
Title: Bat Speed Drills: Joel Hughes, Carine Cats Baseball
Length: 08:32
Description: Sequencing Laser Blast, Laser Whip, removing your bat speed trainer; feeling an increase of bat speed, and connected mechanics.
Laser Blast: Both arms inside your bat speed trainer.
Laser Whip: Lead/Bottom arm free, trail/top hand inside your bat speed trainer.
Video Chapters:
0:00 Laser Blast Drill & Hitting Tips
3:19 Laser Whip Drill & Hitting Tips
5:28 Bat Speed Comparison Round
- Hitting Tips Summary: Approach, pulling off the outside pitch, ball tracking, keeping your head down throughout the swing, staying off the top of the batting cage, targeting the back corners of the cage, overswinging, placing a focal point in front of home plate to keep the head down, reacting to inside pitch, spinning vertically on the back foot to increase bat speed and fix dipping/pulling of the ball (causing pop-fly's and groundballs), hitting the first ball hard (staying within yourself) trying to hit the next ball harder (overswinging).
Drill: Overhand Front Toss -
Player: Joel Hughes
"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.
LASER PST
I have identified your hitting trainer as the best for proper upper-body swing mechanics. - Howard Nakagama, Scout, Chicago White Sox ; USA.
LASER BST
It's helping players get a better feel of how to use their body. - Dwight Malloy, WSN Sports Academy; OHIO, USA.