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Hit with more power by
1. Creating stretch on the stride
2. Maintaining stretch at the beginning of rotation

Super simple…but keep your head still until the back shoulder hits your chin.

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What do you really want for your ballplayer? ⚾

Of course you want him to perform.

But I believe it’s bigger than hits, power or batting average.

You want your kid to love the game. You want him to play freely, compete with confidence and not be afraid to fail.

That comes from understanding what he’s doing, trusting his preparation and knowing how to make adjustments when things don’t go his way.

The goal isn’t just to build a prettier swing. It’s to build a better ballplayer.

That’s the kind of player we develop at BaseballSmith.

📍 Acworth, GA

Ready to get to work? Send me a DM to book his first lesson.

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Baseball parents, developing a better hitter is about more than building a better swing.

It’s about helping your player understand what he’s doing, trust his preparation, make adjustments, and compete with confidence.

⚾ Build the player. Not just the swing.

Ready to get to work? Book a lesson at BaseballSmith.com or through the link in our profile.

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Success leaves clues.

Great hitters rotate around a centered axis.

Weight transfers off the backside into a firm front leg.

Share with a player that struggles to consistently achieve these key reference points.

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Good coaching isn’t about fixing everything at once.

There are other things in this hitter’s swing that I could address.

But they’re not the priority right now.

We’re working on controlling the move forward, creating better balance and allowing him to rotate around a more stable center axis.

Three swings. One priority. Progress with each rep.

The goal isn’t a perfect swing.

Identify what matters most. Work on it. Then progress from there.

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A good lesson isn’t just about taking swings. It’s about building a progression.

Today we started with barrel accuracy, moving the tee to different locations and challenging the barrel to adjust.

Then we progressed to front toss → live BP → machine work, adding movement, decision-making and velocity along the way.

The goal is to take the work from the drill and make it show up when the game speeds up.

Metro Atlanta players looking for individualized development this fall — comment LOCAL and I’ll send you the training information.

How would you describe this bat path?

There are a lot of ways to teach a swing. I’m interested in what you see here.

Drop your answer in the comments. 👇

Metro Atlanta players looking for individualized in-person training this fall — comment LOCAL and I’ll send you the information.

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See the difference?

We’re working on getting the barrel through the baseball instead of cutting the swing off.

I’m opening a few more spots for in-person lessons this fall.

⚾ Book a lesson: https://baseballsmithbaseballtraining.as.me/schedule/f0b561f7]

Not sure what your player needs? Send me a message and tell me a little about him.