Spark Cast Videos
Another fabulous drill from a buddy of mine down in Spring, Texas. Pressing the...
This is a fabulous drill that will help your players feel the front side stack and...
What happens when the both elbows are moving towards the pitcher? How do you fix...
Setting up your players can be crucial. When I am working with a player I tell...
A follow up to Phase Three that will help teach your players to get their hands (hitters...
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PT Blog
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Insider Bat Series
Step One: Paint the Path / Front Arm /Knee / Tee Next Video Set-up on back knee with front foot placed flat, out in front of the body. Set tee in desired starting position making sure player is not reaching to make contact. Set bat face directly behind the ball and slowly draw it back; once the bat is drawn back into a comfortable load position; reverse... [Read more of this review]
Step Two – Contact Drill / Knee / Tee Get into hitting stance, but remain on one knee. Both hands on the bat and assume proper hitting position with upper body. Slow load and turn to contact. At contact, continue to turn keeping the Hitters Box intact. You want to have strong, locked wrists at contact and focus on pushing the ball off the tee. Keep... [Read more of this review]
Step Three – Paint the Path w/Power “V” / Knee / Tee Next Video | Previous Get into hitting stance, but still remain on one knee. Both hands on the bat and assume proper hitting position with upper body. Take face of the bat and place it directly behind the ball in strong hitting position. Draw the bat head back into a loaded position and turn... [Read more of this review]
Step Four – Power “V” Front Arm / Standing /Tee Next Video | Previous Get into hitting stance, but now we are working out of a standing position. Front hand on the bat only and assume proper hitting position. Load with a slight inward turn and stride. As the front foot hits the ground, the swing is initiated. Turn to contact around the front... [Read more of this review]
Step Five – Contact Drill / Standing / Tee Next Video | Previous Get into normal hitting position. Slow load inward turn and stride toward the pitcher. Turn to contact. At contact, continue to turn keeping the Hitters Box intact. You want to have strong, locked wrists at contact and focus on pushing the ball off the tee as before with the one knee... [Read more of this review]
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