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In this course, you'll get access to Mike Ryan's presentation at the 2020 Virtual Baseball Coaches Summit where he teaches you the simplicity of hitting. Don't be fooled by the word simple. Squaring up the baseball is one of the hardest feats to accomplish in all of sports. Simple is good. Simple is focused.� Mike will share with you the power of simple swings and simple hitting, giving you the key elements of the game and the swing that your players should focus on. Mike dives into topics like: Explosive Hitting Concepts The Mind Making Swings How To Categorize & Evaluate Hitters plus much more... The proof is in the pudding they say and Coach Ryan has the numbers to back up his statements. He covers the most important metrics and data that hitters need to know to be successful.1 Introduction 4:40 2 Creating The Environment Free 2:21 3 Explosive Hitting 4:21 4 Ball Flight Zone 3:57 5 The Mind Drives The Swing 2:59 6 Bat Speed 3:53 7 The Big Question 3:53 8 Problem With One Sided Philosophies 3:57 9 Categorize Your Hitters 5:20 10 Thinking Doesn't Equal Doing 2:39 11 Environmental Training 3:45 12 Problem Solving Made Simple 6:29 13 Level 2 Methods 3:14 14 Closing Thoughts 2:42 15 Open Q/A 2:48Mike Ryan is the owner of Fastball USA in Schaumburg,IL since 2002. Mike also spent 16 years as a scout with the Mariners. Mike is also the author of 2 books on hitting and one on pitching as well as being featured with Ron Wolforth & Andy Powers and multiple news, media outlets in the baseball world. Players travel across the world to train at Fastball USA. From Canada to Taiwan to the Phillipines to the Domincan Republic, they come to get resultss like so many before them. They're recognized as a leader in baseball development, while focusing on developing power for their pitchers and position players. Mike's philosophy is to draw out all of the natural athletic ability a player has inside of them.

Science, data, and analytics are all the rage in baseball today. The game has always been dominated by stats and numbers but with the advancements in technology, there are more resources available today then ever before to improve performance. Good vision is absolutely critical to be successful as a hitter. Not only good vision but being able to recognize different pitches and make the right adjustment in a moments notice. The only problem is, pitch recognition, while we all know the importance, isn't often trained. Video occlusion training is the how hitters can get higher quality practice and develop their vision at the plate. During this course, Dr. Peter Fadde will show you the critical techniques and methods that are helping hitters progress faster then ever before. By utilizing pitch recognition training, hitters are able to get maximum development from anywhere in the world, all thanks to today's technology. In this presentation from the 2020 Virtual Baseball Coaches Summit, coach Fadde shows how hitters of any level can get visual reps against professional pitchers.1 Introduction 3:51 2 Pitch Recognition Defined 3:32 3 What Do You See? 3:25 4 Video Occlusion Training 3:53 5 Batting Cage Drills 3:41 6 Video Cued Tee 4:12 7 Eye & Head Movement 2:11 8 Body Movement 2:16 9 Clip Examples 7:02 10 Eyes On The Prize Drill Free 3:50 11 Frequent Cues 5:34 12 Additional Cues 4:22 13 Closing Q/A 2:21Dr. Peter Fadde is a professor at Southern Illinios University as well as a leading expert in Video Occlusion Training.� Dr. Fadde is passionate about expert learning and performance. He has developed a patent-pending computer system for training expert vision skills in sports. His expertise-based training (XBT) approach, takes the laboratory methods of expertise researchers for training purposes, has been tested in fields ranging from sports to truck driving to classroom teaching. Dr. Fadde has also done research on video in education for teachers as well as blending online learning.

In this course, Coach Rob Penders reveals his drills and philosophies that make players better hitters. He explains how it is better to work in processes and not just look at results. If you are a coach who wants to develop your team into better hitters, this is the course for you!1 Resume 0:44 2 Introduction 1:04 3 How do we get the RIGHT Message through all of the Misinformation? Free 3:21 4 Twitter War of 2020 1:28 5 Pitchers throw Home Runs, you don't hit them Free 2:30 6 Getting on Plane 1:08 7 Elbow in the Slot and Connected Extension 3:03 8 Throwing the Bat at the Pitcher 0:53 9 Hand path is crucial 1:03 10 Extension to Maximize Contact Point 2:11 11 Being able to perform 0:53 12 Consistency 0:33 13 How do we Develop Offensive Consistency? 1:06 14 Individual Assessment 1:47 15 St. Edward's Team Offensive Goals 1:55 16 Individual Offensive Focus 1:35 17 Focus on Process not Results 0:51 18 On deck preparation and pre-in box plan Free 1:02 19 In Box Plan 0:45 20 Pitch by Pitch Plan 0:52 21 Team Written Test 0:49 22 Physical Training 2:00 23 Punishment & Reward 0:36 24 Creating Adversity in order to find Solutions 1:21 25 Measurable Results 1:09 26 Hitting Drill Menu 0:25 27 Video Drills Free 2:25Rob Penders Saint Edward's University

For this course, I've provided you with my "Hitting Fundamentals" Document I've compiled. In it, you will find in deph sections on leg postion, head position, back leg drive, hip rotation, and much, much more. Check It Out!1 Hitting FundamentalsFormer 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 by the Detroit Tigers and pitched professionally for four years.

Creating an Efficient On-Field BP Routine - Brian Roper, Midland Lee HS1 Creating an Efficient On-Field BP Routine - Brian Roper, Midland Lee HS 49:46Brian Roper is a veteran baseball coach with 26 years of head coaching experience in both Texas High School baseball as well as Texas Junior College baseball.� He has amassed over 750 wins during his career while coaching at Ralls High School, Howard College, Blinn College, and Midland Lee High School.� Roper is a Houston native and a graduate of Bellaire High School where he played for the late Ray Knoblauch.� Roper attended Texas Tech University on a baseball scholarship where he was a three year starting catcher for the Red Raiders while playing for his mentor Larry Hays.� He was drafted by and played for the Texas Rangers organization following his senior campaign.� Roper has a unique perspective on coaching due to his experiences as a player,�coach,�and father at different levels of the game of baseball.

The top players need the top coaches. There are not many better first basemen in College sports than Ivan Melendez. Check out this course to crack that 15% that most players struggle with. In this course, you will learn: Ways to increase your throwing range Drills to improve catching Elite Hitting techniques Book this course and see all the ways you can improve your game.1 Welcome to my Course 0:10 2 Working Both Sides on Ground Balls 1:27 3 Focusing on Technique on the Short Hop Balls 1:34 4 Timing your Stretch to Keep on the Bag 1:15 5 Dominate any Play Through Working on Bad Throw Recovery 0:44 6 Gain Pin-Point Accuracy Through Throwing Technique 0:48 7 IQ of Being a First Baseman 0:34 8 Increase Explosiveness, Distance and Aim Through Changing Bats 1:03 9 Mental Approach to Batting Free 0:29 10 Working on Swinging Down with the Bat 1:10 11 One Hand Drill for Top and Bottom Hand Free 0:35 12 Best Piece of Advice I Have Received 0:22 13 Game Day Routine Free 0:23 14 Difference Between High School and College 0:23 15 Importance of Academics for Being a College Athlete 1:00 16 Next Steps 0:20AS A REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2021)Named First Team All-Big 12 Designated Hitter in his first season on the Forty Acres�named to the ABCA All-Region second team�started 58 games and played in 59 total�led the team with a .319 batting average, 13 homers and a .603 slugging percentage...finished the season with 13, doubles, three triples, 51 RBI and 38 runs scored�started his Texas career with a bang, going 2-for-4 with a double and homer in the season-opener against Mississippi State (2/20)�went 2-for-4 with four RBI against BYU (2/26)�went 3-for-5 with three RBI against Sam Houston (3/9)�caught fire in the month of April, hitting .412 with eight doubles, one triple, eight home runs, 27 RBI and 16 runs scored�from April 3-11, established a program-record six-game home run streak that culminated with a pair of bombs against Kansas State on April 11�named the NCBWA Hitter of the Week�hit a three-run go-ahead homer in the ninth inning against Mississippi State in the College World Series (6/25). AS A SOPHOMORE (ODESSA COLLEGE)Helped lead Odessa to a 21-2 record before the season was halted due to COVID-19...batted .354 with seven doubles, three triples and four homers...drove in 22 runs and scored 21 runs. AS A FRESHMAN (ODESSA COLLEGE)NJCAA All-American third baseman as a freshman in 2019 at Odessa Junior College�named first team All-Region and first team All-Conference�batted .411 with 17 home runs and 70 RBI last season�helped Odessa College to a 38-22 record and the semifinals of the Region V Tournament.

Hitting Drills and Philosophies As a coach, it's important to teach philosophy on all matters, pitching, fielding, catching and in this matter; hitting. Coaches want to provide direction, set goals and install a vision. As well as motivate, confront and communicate. The idea of a hitting philosophy is to have a grasp of how to approach each pitcher before each at bat. Although it may be an individual thing, hitting philosophies start from the beginning, like choosing a bat that you can handle. They should match your strength and ability, length and weight.� � There are a variety of techniques that Coach Mckenzie uses to promote an effective baseball swing. Learning how to separate pieces of your body through hedges and swivels. Moving your hands first or hips first are some of the keys to separating your body's rhythm. It depends on how your body works. Improving your fundamental biomechanics can significantly help you become a better hitter.� � In this course, Mark �lunch� Mckenzie talks about batting 101 and the philosophies he practices to improve batters' game. He breaks down how to follow the bat and being in sync with your hand and bat. Using your body to follow the path to hit the ball. Learn from Lunch Mckenzie and improve your batting average.� � Simply click the �Book This Course� button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you�ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Learn the batting philosophy of Mark �Lunch� Mckenzie.1 Hitting Drills and Philosophies 47:48Mark "Lunch" Mckenzie concluded his 20th year as the head baseball coach at Concordia University, St. Paul in 2019 and remains on the staff as an assistant coach. The 2005 NSIC Coach of the Year became the program's all-time wins leader in 2008 and carries a 456-361-1 overall career record, while leading the team to a 281-234 record in Northern Sun play. His 2009 team also holds the school wins record, finishing 35-18 overall while the 2014 and 2016 Golden Bears won a program record 20 Northern Sun games.He guided the Golden Bears to NSIC Championships in the 2003 and 2008 seasons, winning the conference tournament each season while reaching the NCAA Central Region Tournament for the first time in school history. The program's 2003 NSIC Championship and 2008 NCAA Tournament appearance were the first men's teams in Concordia's Division II & NSIC history (1999-00 to present) to accomplish the feats for the athletic department. The Golden Bears again reached the NSIC Championship game in 2016 and 2018, falling to St. Cloud State in 2016 and Augustana in 2018.

Steven Trout - Texas State Univ. Lecture Title: Developing Individual Hitters Inside of a Team Offense Lecture delivered at the Texas High School Coaches Association 90th annual Coaching School and Convention - July 20221 Lecture Video - Steven Trout - Texas State University 0:00Steven Trout - Texas State Univ. Lecture Title: Developing Individual Hitters Inside of a Team Offense Steven Trout is heading into his fourth�season as the head coach of Texas State after being named to the position on July 1, 2019. Overall, he is in his ninth season with the Bobcats after serving previously as associate head coach (2018-19), assistant coach (2016-17) and volunteer assistant (2009-10). Trout has had one of the biggest turnarounds in Texas State Baseball history after recording an overall season record of 47-14 in 2022 and becoming not only Sunbelt Conference Champions but reaching the regional championship. Coach Trout played two seasons for the Horned Frogs and graduated from TCU in 2007 after playing for two seasons at Texarkana College. Trout is married to Blair Trout, and they have two children, Ellison and Banks.

Mike Gomez - Cibolo Steele HS Lecture Title: Classroom to Cages: Developing an Approach at the Plate Lecture delivered at the Texas High School Coaches Association 90th annual Coaching School and Convention - July 20221 Lecture Video - Mike Gomez - Cibolo Steele HS 0:00Mike Gomez - Cibolo Steele HS Lecture Title: Classroom to Cages: Developing an Approach at the Plate Mike Gomez played HS baseball at West Campus under head coach Casey Sanchez. 1st team all-district catcher 3 years. Played college baseball at Central College under head coach John Edwards 1 year and 3 years at Graceland University under head coach Jeff Douglas. In 2006 He became the head Coach at Central Catholic HS after six years as an assistant. Coach Gomez has 236 wins in 13 seasons as a head coach. In 12 seasons as head at coach Central Catholic won several district championships. Regional finalist 2006, 2007, 2011, 2012 and 2013. state semi-finalist in 2008 and 2009. In 2012 Coach Gomez was a Finalist for Express-News Coach of the year after finishing the season 30-3. In 2022 Coach Gomez took over as the Head Coach at Cibolo Steele HS after 3 years as an assistant. Mike is currently the secretary for the San Antonio Area Baseball Coaches Association. He is also the Regions 4 6A Director for the Texas High School Baseball Coaches Association.

Armando Rangel - Harlingen HS � Baseball Lecture Title: Transitioning from a Swinger to a Hitter Lecture delivered at the Texas High School Coaches Association 90th annual Coaching School and Convention - July 20221 Lecture Video - Armando Rangel - Harlingen 46:22Armando Rangel - Harlingen HS � Baseball Lecture Title: Transitioning from a Swinger to a Hitter Coach Rangel is in his 25th season as a science teacher and 17th as a head baseball coach. He graduated from Porter HS. in Brownsville, TX where he later became the head baseball coach in 1999. He coached the Porter Cowboys for 12 years before coming over to Harlingen, TX where he is entering his 6th year as the head baseball coach. Rangel attended UTB/TSC on a baseball scholarship and attained an associate degree. He went on to play Division 1 baseball at the University of Texas Pan American in Edinburg, TX where he also received his bachelor�s degree in Science in 1998. He and his lovely wife Martha have four beautiful children.

In this course, Coach Brandon Bippert teaches everything regarding the bunt in order to drive in more points for your baseball team. He details multiple types of bunts and situations and even shows film of how they can be successful. If you are a coach who wants to learn how to implement the bunt into your team's hitting capability, then this course is a must-watch!1 Resume 1:09 2 Guys to Never Give the Bunt Sign to 1:24 3 Warren HS Bunt Stats 1:41 4 Put Pressure on the Defense 1:50 5 Offensive Bunt Plays Free 2:21 6 Before Installing Bunt Game 2:39 7 Sacrifice Bunt Fundamentals 4:21 8 The Good, the Bad and the Ugly 2:28 9 Thoughts on Calling a Sac Bunt 3:09 10 Suicide Squeeze Fundamentals Free 4:00 11 Suicide Squeeze Samples 2:12 12 Safety Squeeze Fundamentals 1:58 13 Safety Squeeze Sample 0:46 14 Drag Bunt Fundamentals - RH Batter 2:51 15 Drag Bunt Fundamentals - LH Batter 1:20 16 Thougts on Calling a Drag Bunt 1:59 17 Drag Bunt Sample 0:48 18 Triple Option Fundamentals 1:33 19 Running Triple Option Sample 1:33 20 Bunt Game Implementation and Practice Planning Free 2:00 21 The Only Time it�s Acceptable to Bunt 0:20Brandon Bippert SA Warren HS

The Complete Hitter is � quite simply � the most complete, well-researched product on the market. The tools, resources, techniques and insights have been pulled together over years of experience.More importantly, from SUCCESSFUL experience.The product has been structured in unique and innovative style putting professional instruction into your hands as a fraction of the cost of private coaching. I am certain you will see breakthroughs you could not have expected. Keep in mind what the great Ted Williams said, �There has always been a saying in baseball that you can�t make a hitter, but I think you can improve a hitter. More than you can improve a fielder. More mistakes are made hitting than in any other part of the game.�Isn�t it time you became the one striding up to the plate and putting the other team on edge and making the opposing pitcher question each signal? You have become the �tough out�. Committed to improving your game.1 Fix it Up Drill Free 1:01 2 Target Hitting Drill 0:45 3 Super Slow Forward and Back 1:10 4 Bad Cue - Back Heal 1:31 5 Bad Cue - Elbow in Slot 2:05 6 Mental Routine 4:01 7 Build Confidence 4:43 8 Thumbs Drill Free 1:26 9 Tracking Drills 5:13Brian's last two years in college he hit a total of 36 home runs and was named All-American while leading his team to the World Series. He was then head coach at a local University and set the school record for wins in a season and had become known as an offensive powerhouse. He moved on to become head coach at Urbana University where they won 37 games, engineered the greatest turnaround in NAIA Baseball history and were ranked in the top 25 in the country in nearly every offensive category during his 3 years. As head coach at the University of Dayton, Brian led his team to be conference champs for the first time in school history. That team was also ranked in the top 25 in nearly every Division I offensive category. Finally, Brian accepted the position as head coach at Baldwin Wallace, where he's been ever since. In 2014 they finished fifth at the College World Series and were ranked as high as 2nd in the country in 2015.

Ready to taking your Hitting Skills and Tecniques to the next level? Follow along with 20 Year MLB Veteran, World Series Champ, ALCS MVP, 4 Time Gold Glove Winner, Louisville Slugger: Silver Slugger Receipent, & Minnesota Twins Hall of Famer, Gary Gaetti, as he shows the SECRETS to how he became one of the best hitters of all time... IN JUST THIS 75 MINUTE HITTING COURSE!!�� If you've been seeking & praying for the solution to SOLVE YOUR HITTING CHALLENGES..... Whether it's YOU directly, your child, or player, Gary lays out the HITTING SUCCESS BLUEPRINT in this EASY TO FOLLOW Video Series. Congratulations in Advance to discovering the KEY to UNLOCK your BATTING AVERAGE!!!1 Introduction Free 2:12 2 Building Our House 6:27 3 The Lower Half Movement 8:06 4 The Step Thru Drill 3:29 5 The Torque Drill 1:07 6 The Upper Body 0:33 7 The Wrist 0:00 8 Back of Hand to Ball 3:52 9 Bat Toss Drill 3:08 10 The Killebrew Drill 1:38 11 The Mini Bat Drill 4:51 12 Soft Toss 3:25 13 The Rapid Fire Drill 3:09 14 Tee Drills 2:24 15 Front Toss Drills 2:07 16 The Tomahawk Drill Free 2:25 17 The Dead Toss 1:44 18 Bunting 6:26 19 Closing Words 1:03Gary Joseph Gaetti, is an American former third baseman in Major League Baseball for the Minnesota Twins, California Angels, Kansas City Royals, St. Louis Cardinals, Chicago Cubs and Boston Red Sox.

Need new tips and tricks to train your athlete's hitting abilities? Then you've come to the right place! In this course, Coach Jerry Weinstein reveals different philosophies and drills to improve your players' batting capabilities. He goes over things like: Stats and Data Drills Visual Keys On top of that, he even has an Extra section dedicated to setting up hitting machines and stuff he does in practice!1 Introduction 1:12 2 Key Hitting Concepts 3:34 3 Teaching Methodology 4:05 4 Hitting is Balance, Rhythm and Timing Free 1:10 5 Loading by Stretching it Foward 0:33 6 Post Stride Launch Position 0:48 7 Ideal Contact Position 2:03 8 Early Decel to Foster Acceleration 1:34 9 Putting the Brakes On 0:18 10 Slap Shot 0:17 11 Glenallen Hill 0:34 12 You Want to Be a Professional Player 2:43 13 Data Chart 1:43 14 Batting Average by Ball Flight 1:01 15 Get a Good Pitch to Hit & Hit It Hard 0:37 16 The Value of Base on Balls and Base Runners 1:18 17 Two Strike Stats 1:27 18 Batting Average on Balls in Play 0:37 19 Two Strike Adjustments 2:08 20 Some CUes 3:21 21 Bo Bichette Videos 0:45 22 Leg Kick Timing 0:34 23 Three Man Timing 0:17 24 MUHL BP Bat 0:39 25 Overspeed Drill 0:30 26 Bull Pen Stander Free 0:51 27 One Hop Hitting Drill 0:30 28 Off Center Oppo-Pull Free 1:08 29 Three Plate Timing 0:20 30 Balance 0:20 31 Net Bat 0:46 32 Tennis Bat 0:31 33 XLR8 1:04 34 Swinging Tee 0:27 35 Table Tennis 0:10 36 40-40 Pull 0:23 37 Jerry 0:44 38 Rope 0:35 39 Plyo Load & Unload 0:15 40 Visual Thoughts 1:43 41 Eye Patch Drill Back Eye 0:15 42 Bat on Shoulder, Set your Feet, Set your Head & Set your Hands 0:23 43 Eye Patch Fron Eye 0:21 44 No Peek BP 0:13 45 2 & 4 Seam Rotation 0:43 46 High Platform 0:14 47 Machine Set Up Examples 0:31 48 What We Do a Lot of 0:54Jerry Weinstein | Colorado Rockies Jerry Weinstein begins his seventh season with the Rockies, first as the Rockies Offensive Coordinator prior to his current role. Weinstein was the Rockies Major League Catching Coach in 2013 and the manager of the Rockies Class A affiliate, Modesto. Weinstein has led the Nuts to a winning record in each of his five seasons. Prior to joining the Rockies, Weinstein, who has over 40 years of coaching experience, was the pitching coach for the Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo) baseball team from 2001-05. Prior to his coaching stint with the Mustangs, Weinstein was the Los Angeles Dodgers Director of Player Development in 2000 and 2001 and also served as the Dodgers' catching coordinator in 1999. He was a head coach at Sacramento City College for 23 seasons, posting a record of 831-208-12 while guiding the Panthers to 16 conference championships, two co-conference titles, a state title in 1988, and a national crown in 1998. He is a member of the California Community College Baseball Hall of Fame and the Sacramento City College Sports Hall of Fame. He was named the National Community College Baseball Coach of the Year in 1988. In addition to his success in Sacramento, Weinstein has also served as a coach for the United States Olympic teams in 1992 and 1996. He was also an assistant coach for the 1987 U.S. Pan American Games team and led the 2005 U.S. club to a gold medal at the Maccabiah Games. His previous college coaching stints included one season (1984) as an assistant coach at Miami (Fla.) and two seasons (1966, 1968) as the freshman coach at UCLA. He also managed several minor league teams for Milwaukee, Montreal, and Chicago (NL).

In this baseball coaching course, Jake Boss, Head Baseball Coach at Michigan State University and 2011 Big Ten Coach of the Year presents his philosophy and approach to hitting. Boss takes you through the three phases of his approach for coaching hitters who can make the pitcher uncomfortable on the mound and drive up the pitch count.1 Introduction Free 2:23 2 Phase 1 - The Stance - Staying Away from Extremes 10:46 3 Phase 2 - The Swing - Load to Finish 11:25 4 Phase 3 - Hitting Pitch Location - Being Athletic vs Masking the Problem 10:22 5 Conclusion 1:12Jake Boss played college baseball at Division III Alma College from 1990-1993. In the mid-1990s, Boss served as a high school and community college baseball coach before accepting an assistant coaching position at Eastern Michigan prior to the 1997 season. He left Eastern Michigan after the 2004 season to serve as an assistant at Michigan from 2005-2007.On July 1, 2008, Boss was named head baseball coach at Michigan State. Boss made his first NCAA Tournament appearance with Michigan State in 2012.Boss was named the head coach at Eastern Michigan for the 2008 season and spent one year there. Under Boss, the team lost its first 17 games but went 25-17 for the remainder of the season. The Eagles won the Mid-American Conference (MAC) Western Division Title and the MAC Tournament, thus qualifying for the NCAA Tournament.On July 1, 2008, Boss was named head baseball coach at Michigan State. Boss made his first NCAA Tournament appearance with Michigan State in 2012.