| Mechanics: |
There are approximately seven moves, not including the stance, to creating the proper swing. |
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| Bunting: |
Each individual is taught the sacrifice bunt, bunt for hit, push bunt |
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| Slap Hitting: |
Slap hitting is taught primarily to left-handed hitters to get the ball into play and for base hits. |
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| Power Hitting: |
Power hitting is taught to all individuals:
- Hitting up the middle
- Hitting to the opposite side of the field
- Pull hitting
- How to hit the ball where it is pitched
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| Stroke Hitting: |
Stroke hitting is designed to either hit balls over the infield, protecting the strike zone when two strikes are on the hitter or for hitters who do not hit with power. |
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| All hitters want to hit for a high batting average. Based on hitter size and ability, the best type of hitting is agreed upon during the first lesson. Everyone should experience all phases of hitting to determine the best method. All hitters need to be able to bunt the ball. Hitters are taught primarily to use a compact power swing – using the hips, upper body and the arms to generate swing speed. More experienced hitters will face some live pitching to help in better understanding the strike zone.
We highly recommend a series of 4 lessons for each hitter. |
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- $35.00/1/2 hour – 1 to 2 players
- $65.00/hour – 1 to 4 players
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