A hitter that lacks confidence is like a car without an engine. We know we need confidence, and we also know, that like an engine of a car, it's difficult to build. For me, baseball games are …
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Tryouts for the spring and summer 2016 season start in July and, possibly run through the winter. Anxiety levels will increase, mainly because players trying to make teams don't know what coaches are …
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When summer baseball is over for 2015, it will, in fact, be over. The question is, "Did you get anything out of it?" Here are three questions you need to answer to help you understand your most …
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Young hitters and coaches spend so much time on hitting mechanics. To be specific, I would say that 95 percent of the development time used for hitting drills focuses on mechanics, while 5 percent is …
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I've been blessed to serve as a professional hitting coach for more than 18 years. I've developed several high school and collegiate All-Americans, first round draft picks and several MLB All-Stars. …
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Summer baseball is a time for maintenance for my hitters. Their hitting is assessed in the fall. Habits are built in the winter, and then converted into skills in the spring. Success is only …
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