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Our methods for teaching hitting and pitching differ from most. While there are many different styles of coaching, even those ...read more
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I get a lot of messages from players and coaches asking various questions, so I figured I’d answer some of ...read more
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Swing plane is a commonly used, and certainly not a new, idea. Ted Williams famously discusses it in his book ...read more
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Individualization is seen as a must have with training programs. While this is good, it doesn’t come without some misunderstandings. ...read more
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Subtitle: Efficient Brain Activity with Practice and Enhanced Perception-Action Coupling What’s Going on in a Hitter’s Brain? When it comes ...read more
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We wanted to test out some ideas with our pitching machine and pitcher release points. So be prepared for some ...read more
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In part one of this blog, we talked about the difference between internal and external cues when coaching hitters: Internal ...read more
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Weighted Bat Training Program: how did we get here? When I interviewed for the position of Director of Hitting at Driveline, ...read more
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We have a Part 2 to this series that demonstrates how we use constraint drills and overload/underload concepts. We get asked ...read more
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This post was written by Jason Ochart, Driveline Baseball’s Lead Hitting Instructor. The goals of Driveline hitting are: 1) Create a ...read more
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