The Beginners Guide to Hitting a Baseball: Simplify what you do!
Are you looking to become a better baseball hitter?
Are you just starting the journey or have you been playing for a few years? (See more below video)
As a parent or as a player who wants to maximize your hitting ability in baseball, you must first simplify and master the fundamentals.
What are the fundamentals?
Before you get into a ton of fancy drills, tools to make you a better hitter, etc. you need to have a consistent hitting routine.
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That routine should consist of:
Tee work
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Front Toss
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While doing your tee work and front toss, you should have 3 main areas of focus:
Get 200 swings per day in (50,000+ swings over the course of the year)
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Be athletic in your setup and movements
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Swing the bat with intent (swing hard)
If you master those 3 parts of your routine, you'll automatically become a better baseball hitter and will start to pass up your competition.
Too many athletes and parents look for the shortcut to hitting improvement. I hate to break it to you, but there is no shortcut. You have to work as hard as you can and have a 10 year vision of what you/your player will look like. Consistency over a decade will make a great baseball player!
Please watch Tad's video going into this in more detail.
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