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Incredible Baseball Hitting Instruction
Maximize Your Power

Dave Holt mug It is remarkable how little baseball hitting instruction goes on in our amateur leagues. At, least the right kind of training tips should be essential.

Most all of our youth sports coaching and teaching is doing more harm than good in most cases.

Unfortunately, the parent volunteers are not professionals and lack the proper teaching knowledge and skills to keep our players competitive.

Rarely, do you come across coaching that teach strategies and fundamentals that allows hitters to have power in their bat.

Defensive hitting becomes the norm for hitters.

Electrifying Secret to Teaching Power Hitting

Simple: The key to hitting with power is to meet the ball out in front of home plate. This is not revolutionary.

Professional coaches know how to teach batters this technique.

It is time you started mentoring in your practices coaching skills to help your players develop power potential.

One thing’s for sure. Professional baseball coaches and managers begin in spring training.

Coaching power hitting strategy, drills, and lessons are practiced in the batting cage from day one.

Power Hitting: Meet the Ball in Front of Home Plate

Don’t Be a ‘Punchin’-Judy

Imagine a rolled up newspaper. A staggering amount of parent coaching is training hitters to hit the ball as if they had a rolled up newspaper instead of a youth baseball bat.

The ball is batted from the pitcher but has no ‘pop’ behind it---hence the name ‘rolled up newspaper’.

The late former MLB pitcher, Jim Bibby used to come up to young players and mess with them after a bad batting practice.

Batter swinging late. No power. He would ask the player teasingly, Hey, Is your name ‘Punchin’? Player would say, What?

Jim would say, Your name must to ‘Punchin’ because the way you just hit that ball you looked like a ‘Punchin’ Judy.

‘Punchin’ Judy is code word for professionals that you were late on the swing and you got no power on the ball.

You had better hit the weight room or start hitting the ball in front of the plate.

Batter waited too long. The ball is too deep over the plate. Power is practically eliminated.

Do You Hear What I Hear?

Professional instructors use clinic tips like:

“Swing It”

“Let It Fly”

“Get It Ready” Listo for Latin players.

“Show us Your Best Swing”

Astonishing enough parent coaches will mentor their hitters to be amazingly late on almost all swings. Youth coaching will teach strategies like:

“Make It Be there”

“Wait for a good One”

“Don’t Help Him Out”

“Now lay off that High One”

“Be Patient”

“A Walk is as good as a Hit”

All these stunning strategies cause hitters to be on defense. They kill the main component of good hitters and that is to build confidence so they can swing aggressively.

Baseball Hitting Tip Second to None

Your coaching skills dealing with hitters will be unsurpassed if you can get across this one baseball coaching tip.

Get your players to hit the ball out in front of the plate. You be the judge when players start delivering like magic.

This is proven to dramatically boost batters reaching the outfield more often.

If practicing in the batting cage with a batting tee. Always set the tee at least 12 to 36 inches in front of the plate.

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