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Monte is a straight forward coach who loves keeping the game simple. This simplicity has allowed his Clemson Tigers to be one of the most feared teams in NCAA Baseball. During this course, you'll get to learn from Monte as he shares with you how he teaches approach to his Clemson Tigers baseball players. This is one of his two presentations from the 2020 Virtual Baseball Coaches Summit. You will get an inside look into the reasons why his hitters are so successful. Monte is going to teach you things like: 0, 1, & 2 Strike Hitting Philosophies "B-Hack" How To Chart Swings & AB's For Maximum Performance and much more! Stick around to the end of a great Q/A session, maybe one of yours will be brought up!1 Goals & Philosophy 4:35 2 No Strike Approach 3:16 3 Rules In The Box 3:17 4 Talking Timing 5:52 5 1 Strike Philosophy 2:38 6 Machine Pitch During Season 2:12 7 2 Strike System 4:52 8 Dealing With 3-2 Counts Free 2:11 9 "B-Hack" 2:39 10 Sitting On Pitches 2:23 11 Training For Eye Level Changes 2:36 12 Clemson Offensive Goals 3:41 13 Swing Decisions 2:27 14 Charting Swing Decisions 7:38 15 Opening Q/A 2:26 16 Talking Weighted Bats 5:33 17 Upcoming Summer Season? 2:49Monte Lee has been the head coach at Clemson University for 5 years where he has a 182-86 (.679) record. Those 182 wins are tied for 13th most in the nation during that time period. Monte has led the Tigers to the NCAA Tournament each of his first 4 seasons. The Tigers have gone 80-54 against ACC teams. Monte has coached 8 All-Americans at Clemson. 26 different players have also gone on to be drafted during his tenure at Clemson University. Before Clemson, Monte was the head coach for seven years at College of Charleston (2009-15). Lee has a 458-231 record (.665), including 12 winning seasons and eight NCAA Tournament appearances.

Hitting Fundamentals�presents a detailed overview of the absolutes of hitting. The fact that all good hitters have at least two things in common�aggressiveness at the plate and the ability to concentrate from pitch-to-pitch�is discussed. This course�also breaks hitting up into three basic phases (the stance, the stride, and the swing) and examines the techniques and mechanics involved in each phase. In addition, a series of proven drills for developing the key aspects of hitting is also featured.1 Introduction 1:26 2 Bat Selection Free 0:40 3 The Grip 1:46 4 Open Stance Free 0:37 5 Closed Stance 0:41 6 Square Stance 2:01 7 Building Your Stance Free 2:39 8 Bat Angle 0:00 9 Preparation 0:00 10 The Stride 8:49 11 The Swing 13:04 12 The Drills 0:00 13 Tee Drill 0:00 14 Swing Trainer 0:00 15 Lad Bat 0:00 16 Strike Zone 0:00 17 Pivot-Hip 0:00 18 Swing Hit Trainer 0:00 19 Flip Drill 0:00Rod Delmonico�was the head baseball coach at the University of Tennessee, from 1990-2007 with a 699-396 record, setting a school record for victories.�The Southeastern Conference�s longest running tenured baseball coach, Delmonico �experienced tremendous success at the helm of the Volunteers� diamond program. His teams have won an average of 41 games per year (including two 50-win campaigns), while garnering two SEC titles, making two trips to the College World Series, and appearing in six NCAA regionals. In the process, his teams have won four SEC Eastern Division crowns and three SEC Eastern Division Tournament championships. In honor of his coaching efforts, Delmonico was named Baseball America�s 1995 National Coach of the Year and SEC Coach of the Year in 1994 and 1995.

Start Swing Like a Pro: A 20 Day Hitting Program for Home�is a step by step framework for parents and coaches to help kids develop and maintain swings that mimic more closely what the best hitters in the world swings look like. In this online training program you will go in-depth with hours of video, images and content. With this�program, you'll be able to: -Analyze your player�s swings and help them become more aware of the mistakes they are making.-Drastically improve their technique and help them develop swings that look like those of the best hitters in the world.-Set up and run professional-like hitting practices that teach the kids how to hit the ball harder and be more consistent at the plate.1 Welcome to Swing Like a Pro 2 Guidelines and Recommendations 3 Day 1: Hitting Terms 0:26 4 Day 1: Batting Grip 0:54 5 Day 1: Hitter's Head Free 1:09 6 Day 1: Trombone Drill 0:44 7 Day 1: Trombone to Contact 1:29 8 Day 1: Power V 1:45 9 Day 2: Trombone Drill 0:00 10 Day 2: Trombone to Contact 0:00 11 Day 2: Power V 0:00 12 Day 2: Proper Power V Explanation and Avoiding "Rolling Over" 0:00 13 Day 2: Elbow Queue and Bat Drag Explanation 0:00 14 Day 2: Punch Drill 0:00 15 Day 2: Ball Drill 0:00 16 Day 2: Elbow Target Drill 0:00 17 Day 3: Trombone Drill 0:00 18 Day 3: Trombone to Contact 0:00 19 Day 3: Trombone to Contact (Dropping the Bat head) 0:00 20 Day 3: Power V 0:00 21 Day 3: Proper Power V Explanation and Avoiding "Rolling Over" 0:00 22 Day 3: Elbow Queue and Bat Drag Explanation 0:00 23 Day 3: Punch Drill 0:00 24 Day 3: Ball Drill 0:00 25 Day 3: Elbow Target Drill 0:00 26 Day 3: Top Hand Isolation 0:00 27 Day 3: Bottom Hand Isolation 0:00 28 Day 3: Chair Drill #2 Turn, Slot and Finish 0:00 29 Day 3: No Legs with Impact Bag 0:00 30 Day 4: Elbow Queue and Bat Drag Explanation 0:00 31 Day 4: Punch Drill 0:00 32 Day 4: Ball Drill 0:00 33 Day 4: Elbow Target Drill 0:00 34 Day 4: Top Hand Isolation 0:00 35 Day 4: Bottom Hand Isolation 0:00 36 Day 4: Chair Drill #2 Turn, Slot and Finish 0:00 37 Day 4: No Legs with Impact Bag 0:00 38 Day 4: No Legs with Tee Drill 0:00 39 Day 4: Hinge Drill Explanation 0:00 40 Day 4: Hinge from Side 0:00 41 Day 4: Hinge and Rotate 0:00 42 Day 4: Hinge, Rotate, and Lift 0:00 43 Day 5: Top Hand Isolation 0:00 44 Day 5: Bottom Hand Isolation 0:00 45 Day 5: Chair Drill #2 Turn, Slot and Finish 0:00 46 Day 5: No Legs with Impact Bag 0:00 47 Day 5: No Legs with Tee Drill 0:00 48 Day 5: Hinge Drill Explanation 0:00 49 Day 5: Hinge from Side 0:00 50 Day 5: Hinge and Rotate 0:00 51 Day 5: Hinge, Rotate, and Lift 0:00 52 Day 5: Hinge, Rotate, and Lift with Impact Bag 0:00 53 Day 5: Torque Drill 0:00 54 Day 5: Batting Stride 0:00 55 Day 5: Load and Advanced Stride 0:00 56 Day 5: Stride and Early 2 0:00 57 Day 6: Trombone Drill 0:00 58 Day 6: Trombone to Contact 0:00 59 Day 6: Trombone to Contact (Dropping the Bat head) 0:00 60 Day 6: Power V 0:00 61 Day 6: Proper Power V Explanation and Avoiding "Rolling Over" 0:00 62 Day 6: Elbow Queue and Bat Drag Explanation 0:00 63 Day 6: Punch Drill 0:00 64 Day 6: Ball Drill 0:00 65 Day 6: Elbow Target Drill 0:00 66 Day 6: Top Hand Isolation 0:00 67 Day 6: Bottom Hand Isolation 0:00 68 Day 6: Chair Drill #2 Turn, Slot and Finish 0:00 69 Day 6: No Legs with Impact Bag 0:00 70 Day 7: Elbow Queue and Bat Drag Explanation 0:00 71 Day 7: Punch Drill 0:00 72 Day 7: Ball Drill 0:00 73 Day 7: Elbow Target Drill 0:00 74 Day 7: Top Hand Isolation 0:00 75 Day 7: Bottom Hand Isolation 0:00 76 Day 7: Chair Drill #2 Turn, Slot and Finish 0:00 77 Day 7: No Legs with Impact Bag 0:00 78 Day 7: No Legs with Tee Drill 0:00 79 Day 7: Hinge Drill Explanation 0:00 80 Day 7: Hinge from Side 0:00 81 Day 7: Hinge and Rotate 0:00 82 Day 7: Hinge, Rotate, and Lift 0:00 83 Day 8: Torque Drill 0:00 84 Day 8: Batting Stride 0:00 85 Day 8: Load and Advanced Stride 0:00 86 Day 8: Stride and Early 2 0:00 87 Day 8: Wall Drill 0:00 88 Day 8: Wall Drill Continuation 0:00 89 Day 8: Stride, Early 2, and Full 2 0:00 90 Day 8: Hitting Approach 0:00 91 Day 9: Torque Drill 0:00 92 Day 9: Batting Stride 0:00 93 Day 9: Load and Advanced Stride 0:00 94 Day 9: Stride and Early 2 0:00 95 Day 9: Wall Drill 0:00 96 Day 9: Wall Drill Continuation 0:00 97 Day 9: Stride, Early 2, and Full 2 0:00 98 Day 9: Hitting Approach 0:00 99 Day 9: Swing to Contact (Impact Bag) 0:00 100 Day 9: Approach to Power V 0:00 101 Day 9: Full Swing 0:00 102 Day 10: Torque Drill 0:00 103 Day 10: Batting Stride 0:00 104 Day 10: Load and Advanced Stride 0:00 105 Day 10: Stride and Early 2 0:00 106 Day 10: Wall Drill 0:00 107 Day 10: Wall Drill Continuation 0:00 108 Day 10: Stride, Early 2, and Full 2 0:00 109 Day 10: Hitting Approach 0:00 110 Day 10: Swing to Contact (Impact Bag) 0:00 111 Day 10: Approach to Power V 0:00 112 Day 10: Full Swing 0:00 113 Day 10 and 20National Epstein Master Certified Hitting Instructor (2009) Missouri High School Hall of Fame: Coach (2015) Greater St. Louis Amateur Baseball Hall of Fame: Coach (2016) Bob Broeg Annual Award - Greater St. Louis Amateur Baseball Hall of Fame (2017) 600+ Wins (3rd Overall in Missouri High School History) Founder of Coach Baseball Right

Focusing on "the long term" can seem like a daunting and vague task, even when we know the value of it. Joe is going to share some ways to help players bridge this gap and still have success in now that aligns with making them the best hitter they can be throughout their career. There are so many things a hitter needs to know like proper mechanics, reading pitches & pitchers, situations, the list goes on and on. Joe covers what hitters need to focus their attention on. During his presentation, Joe teaches you: His Hitting Pyramid of Progression Mindset & Mechanics Routines & Habits of Success Plus Open Q/A1 Introduction 2:04 2 The Benefits of Long Term 2:30 3 The Pyramid 4:15 4 Talking About Mindset 7:10 5 Hitting Mechanics Overview 3:27 6 Hitter - Pitcher Interface 3:32 7 Competition Tools 5:55 8 Pre-At Bat Routine 5:57 9 At-Bat Routine 3:21 10 Open Q/A 1: Buying In To Long Term 4:18 11 Open Q/A 2: Diversity 0:46 12 Open Q/A 3: Pre-Game Routines 4:4340 years of Scouting and Coaching experience Part-Time Scout Milwaukee Brewers 1982-1989 Founder and Director of Joe Espinosa Sports Club, New York City, 1984-2004 Founder and Director of Espinosa Baseball, Ridgefield and Wilton CT, 1996-Present Assistant Coach and Recruiting Coordinator, Amherst College 2013-2017 Hitting Consultant, Eastern CT State University, 2020 Founder and CEO of Pro Coach Baseball Virtual Coaching platform

The 7 Secrets to Hitting a Baseball gives you the EDGE... the inside secrets to ending the endless strikeouts, erase the pain and tears associated struggling at the plate, batting in the bottom of the order, and hating baseball.� These SECRETS turn average hitters into power players who consistently CRUSH THE BASEBALL. Our team has studied hundreds of the greatest hitters, along with what makes them different, and packaged those findings into The 7 Secrets to Hitting a Baseball/Softball.� The result?� A comprehensive training program, with over 2.5+ hours of detailed instruction, across 22 Video Courses that trains the mind and body to POUND THE BALL.1 7 Secrets of Hitting - Lesson #1: An Introduction Free 7:40 2 7 Secrets of Hitting - Lesson #2: How Athletes Learn 6:46 3 7 Secrets of Hitting - Lesson #3: The Equipment You Need 6:22 4 7 Secrets of Hitting - Lesson #4: Results 8:10 5 7 Secrets of Hitting - Lesson #5: What About Work Ethic? 3:35 6 7 Secrets of Hitting - Lesson #6: What About Style? 6:41 7 7 Secrets of Hitting - Lesson #7: The Mousetrap 8:18 8 7 Secrets of Hitting - Lesson #8: Lower Half Power 7:47 9 7 Secrets of Hitting - Lesson #9: Upper Half Precision 8:55 10 7 Secrets of Hitting - Lesson #10: Myth #1 - Get Your Elbows Up! 4:33 11 7 Secrets of Hitting - Lesson #11: Myth #2 - Roll Your Wrists! 3:16 12 7 Secrets of Hitting - Lesson #12: Myth #3 - Squash the Bug! 4:37 13 7 Secrets of Hitting - Lesson #13: Myth #4 - Level Swing? 3:04 14 7 Secrets of Hitting - Lesson #14: Secret #1 - Balance First 11:10 15 7 Secrets of Hitting - Lesson #15: Secret #2 - Hips, Hips, Hips! 5:56 16 7 Secrets of Hitting - Lesson #16: Secret #3 - Keep Your Hands Level! 6:05 17 7 Secrets of Hitting - Lesson #17: Secret #4 - Keeping Your Hands Inside! 6:00 18 7 Secrets of Hitting - Lesson #18: Secret #5 - Front Elbow & Wrist Control 11:20 19 7 Secrets of Hitting - Lesson #19: Secret #6 - Back Shoulder Rotation 9:33 20 7 Secrets of Hitting - Lesson #20: Secret #7 - The Mindset Difference! 8:08 21 7 Secrets of Hitting - Lesson#21: Identifying and Fixing Issues - Part I 6:27 22 7 Secrets of Hitting - Lesson#22: Identifying and Fixing Issues - Part II 8:13 23 BONUS #1: Quick Reference Manual - Teaching Hitting with 4 Simple Tools 24 BONUS #2: How To Instructions - Building a Hitting PaddleI help coaches transform their programs through performance improvement in the core fundamentals that win games. Over the past 25+ years, Coach Startzer has roamed sidelines, commandeered from dugouts, and barked from the edge of wrestling mats as a head coach and assistant coach at the high school and college ranks.� In those years, our teams have had over 15 team championships and countless individual championships (not to mention all-state and all-league selections) during that time.� Before my time as a coach, I competed athletically while serving in the U.S. Marine Corps.

Hitting Fundamentals, Philosophy, and Drills provides an overview of the key factors involved in successful hitting.The Course discusses the physical components of being a consistent hitter, including grip,bat position,stance, stride, weight shift, and the swing. The Course also outlines the mental aspects of hitting. In addition, Coach Morgan course details specific hitting checkpoints that can be used to monitor the hitter's swing and� also includes a series of game-tested drills that coaches can employ in their practices to develop the fundamental skills of their hitters.1 Mental Aspects of Hitting 1:59 2 Have A Base Foundation 1:13 3 Grip Free 0:48 4 Where To Stand At The Plate 8:51 5 Dry Cuts 2:25 6 Pitch Counts 4:29 7 Tee Drill 1:36 8 Step Behind Drill 0:35 9 Chair Drill 1:45 10 Soft Toss Drill 2:21 11 Wiffle Ball Drill 2:54 12 Fence Drill 1:37 13 Final Thoughts 0:41Former head baseball coach at Indiana University and professional pitcher for the Detroit Tigers, Bob Morgan directed the IU Hooiser�s program for 22 seasons. Morgan led his teams during the course of his career to a 1,070-586-6 (.646) record�one of 30 NCAA Division I baseball coaches in history with 1,000 career victories. A part of the most respected coaches in the game, Morgan is a 1969 graduate of Ohio University, where he earned three letters as a pitcher for the Bobcats. Drafted and played professionally with the Detroit Tigers.