Insider Bat Series
Step One: Paint the Path / Front Arm /Knee / Tee Next Video Set-up on back knee...
Step Two – Contact Drill / Knee / Tee Get into hitting stance, but remain on one...
Step Three – Paint the Path w/Power “V” / Knee / Tee Next Video | Previous Get...
Step Four – Power “V” Front Arm / Standing /Tee Next Video | Previous Get...
Step Five – Contact Drill / Standing / Tee Next Video | Previous Get into normal...
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PT Blog
Why Keeping the Weight Back is a Really Bad Idea. It doesn’t take a rocket scientist...
When it comes to hitting, the great hitters all look the same. Ever ask yourself...
As Pacific Softball enters its 4th year with Sparky Parker as our hitting instructor,...
Coach Smiley has been coaching baseball and softball for over 40 years. Smiley...
…Mechanics Matter, Really Matter! This season is going to shine a light on...
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Spark Cast Videos
Setting up your players can be crucial. When I am working with a player I tell them I am going to take a few things away for a little while and then you can have them back. This allows me to isolate the upper body and really keep the mechanics tight. Once they have demonstrated a solid understanding of what we are looking for in the set up, I... [Read more of this review]
A follow up to Phase Three that will help teach your players to get their hands (hitters box) around their body. Players have to have great mechanics to handle a pitch busting them in, so make it a major part of your training sessions. Read More →
What do you do with a player that has a stiff back leg as they are swinging? Here is how I fix the stiff back leg. Read More →
I get this question a great deal and the front elbow is the key to preventing a lagging bat. Read More →
Another Sparkcast video request from another one of our coaches. Coach, when does the front leg lock out? Read More →
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