Hitting Performance Lab's online bat speed program helps increase ball exit speed in youth baseball and softball hitters with no significant playing or coaching experience required to teach the system. This controversial article will upset coaches thinking experience determines positive swing evolution.
Youth Bat Speed Drills Program Increases
Power For Softball Hitting 8 Year Olds
Hitting Performance Lab has released a
potentially controversial article, bringing some
cause for concern, as the article may upset
coaches mistaking that the amount of time
spent coaching, instructing, or playing the game
gives enough credibility to be the end-all-be-all
authority on the swing.
Hitting Performance Lab's complete
article: "Increase Bat Speed,
Power, & Exit Velocity For Youth
Hitters WITHOUT Coaching or
Playing Experience" can be found
at https://bit.ly/increasebatspeed
The 478 word article examines the
high points and low points of
increasing bat speed hitting power for
youth hitters, in the pursuit of
providing a fresh perspective for the
every day baseball and softball hitting
enthusiasts.
In very typical manner
though, a certain element of
the article is set to spark
discontent amongst End-All-
Be-All coaches.
Here is a portion of the piece, which
neatly exemplifies the controversial
element: "A key factor in increasing
bat speed is ditching an irrational
fear of not having enough playing or
coaching experience...
...When it comes to applying human
movement principles validated by science to
hitting a ball, this fear is in the way of
experiencing personal power - the ability to
identify a hitter's swing problems, predictably
fix them, and experience being recognized
and respected by peers."
" Although there has been no backlash as of
yet, the possibility exists as the article goes
against all notions of the typical 30-year
coach or professional player "Trust badge",
barring anything less than that as an inferior
authority to teach the baseball or softball
swing.
Hitting Performance Lab has
been a provider of in depth
articles in the baseball,
fastpitch, and slow-pitch
softball hitting community for
over 9 years.
Hitting Performance Lab has stated the
future aims for the website are to empower
hitting enthusiasts of all coaching and
playing depths and experiences, to apply
human movement principles validated by
science and inspired by the scientific
method, to hitting a ball.
So Hitting Performance Lab
hopes any controversy will
pass quickly and re-
emphasizes no offense is or
was intended.
Find Out More At
https://bit.ly/increaseb
atspeed
Power For Softball Hitting 8 Year Olds
Hitting Performance Lab has released a
potentially controversial article, bringing some
cause for concern, as the article may upset
coaches mistaking that the amount of time
spent coaching, instructing, or playing the game
gives enough credibility to be the end-all-be-all
authority on the swing.
Hitting Performance Lab's complete
article: "Increase Bat Speed,
Power, & Exit Velocity For Youth
Hitters WITHOUT Coaching or
Playing Experience" can be found
at https://bit.ly/increasebatspeed
The 478 word article examines the
high points and low points of
increasing bat speed hitting power for
youth hitters, in the pursuit of
providing a fresh perspective for the
every day baseball and softball hitting
enthusiasts.
In very typical manner
though, a certain element of
the article is set to spark
discontent amongst End-All-
Be-All coaches.
Here is a portion of the piece, which
neatly exemplifies the controversial
element: "A key factor in increasing
bat speed is ditching an irrational
fear of not having enough playing or
coaching experience...
...When it comes to applying human
movement principles validated by science to
hitting a ball, this fear is in the way of
experiencing personal power - the ability to
identify a hitter's swing problems, predictably
fix them, and experience being recognized
and respected by peers."
" Although there has been no backlash as of
yet, the possibility exists as the article goes
against all notions of the typical 30-year
coach or professional player "Trust badge",
barring anything less than that as an inferior
authority to teach the baseball or softball
swing.
Hitting Performance Lab has
been a provider of in depth
articles in the baseball,
fastpitch, and slow-pitch
softball hitting community for
over 9 years.
Hitting Performance Lab has stated the
future aims for the website are to empower
hitting enthusiasts of all coaching and
playing depths and experiences, to apply
human movement principles validated by
science and inspired by the scientific
method, to hitting a ball.
So Hitting Performance Lab
hopes any controversy will
pass quickly and re-
emphasizes no offense is or
was intended.
Find Out More At
https://bit.ly/increaseb
atspeed