Case Study: Jaden Steagall

Wear It, Hit Lasers

Throughout 2017, and 2018 baseball season, Jaden Steagall is ahead of the curve consistently, wearing our hitting product, following the Multi-Swing Method, and the result? Signing with Tusculum College.

2017 Swing Analysis

By Clinton Balgera, inventor of Exoprecise, creator of the Multi-Swing Method:

• Opening up too much, in the batting stance.
• The base is narrow, struggling with late movement, and the outside fastball/low-away.
• Improper, weight distribution, and load sequencing.
• Hands moving forward before turning the back foot/hips/core, indicating improper rotation.
• Losing bat speed, by overloading/striding.

Jaden’s remarkable improvement:

Pre-Hit Lasers Bat Speed Trainer

2016: .148

Post-Hit Lasers Bat Speed Trainer

2017: .368
2018: .390

Highlights: Advancing to the State Sweet 16, All-State, and team MVP.

#MyLaserPowerSwing: Discover Jaden’s Story

“Junior High School Prospect Jaden Steagall from Pace Academy (5-2), Atlanta Georgia. One of the original Hit Lasers Bat Speed Trainer pupils, Jaden Steagall; keeps getting better. It’s incredible, seeing Jaden’s swing transition; a bright future ahead. Hit Lasers, wishing all the best; keep up the excellent work!” – 2017 social media post.

“A free tip for scouts, attend a game at Pace Academy; MLB fans are sick of players, striking out 4 times a game. Time to start signing the Laser generation of players, hitting for average, and power; a rare find, these days.” – 2017 social media post.

“Our Award for LASER HOT Prospect of 2017 goes to? It’s a tie! Congratulations to Jack Rubenstein and Jaden Steagall. Both, having breakout seasons, showing massive improvements in critical offensive categories. Pending the all clear from High School/College regulations, each receives a Hit Lasers Bat Speed Trainer, additionally, donating to the teams, ready for fall ball… if we’re allowed to do that… so confusing ;)” – 2018 social media post.