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Here are two things we know for sure about playing baseball at an elite level. 1. If you can hit, you'll play. 2. You get better by playing. This is

by Mark Brooks

Biggest Misconceptions About Hitting For Power

Hitting Tips & Tricks

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Biggest Misconceptions About Hitting For Power

Hitting for more power is a common discussion topic especially with parents looking for ways to give their young players an edge. For the past 10 years or so, I've

by Mark Brooks

Hitting Tips & Tricks

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Should You Copy Big League Swings?

On occasion, we get a question from a player asking whether or not young hitters "should copy big league swings?" The answer really depends on a few very important aspects.

How To Hit a Changeup

If you want to learn how to hit a changeup like an elite hitter, a good place to start is understanding how hitters at the highest level do it on

by Mark Brooks

Pitch Recognition

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Hitting Mechanics Flaws That Ruin Pitch Recognition

There are hitting mechanics that cause us to slow the game down while seeing the ball better and there are hitting mechanics flaws that ruin pitch recognition. These two concepts can

by Mark Brooks

Pitch Recognition

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How To Hit The Curveball

Hitters who know how to hit the curveball don't come out of the womb knowing how to hit the curveball. It’s a skill that anyone can acquire by understanding key

by Mark Brooks

Pitch Recognition

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Reading Spin & Movement For Better Pitch Recognition

Reading spin & movement for better pitch recognition starts with understanding EXACTLY what each pitch typically type does after the pitcher releases the ball. Once a hitter understands the spin, shade

by Mark Brooks

Pitch Recognition

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Mental Hitting Tips For Better Pitch Recognition

If I had to make a list of specific mental hitting tips for better pitch recognition I'd have to start with these seven. See Ball Hit BallLet Go of OutcomeSpace OutRedefine

by Mark Brooks

Pitch Recognition

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7 Ways Competitors Train & Compete In Baseball

Ever wonder why some players tend to excel more than others? They don't seem to be any faster, stronger, bigger or smarter. Yet - they seem to get the job

Pete Rose On Hitting

Pete Rose On Hitting: You should be hitting like Pete Rose. Scratch that. Let me be more specific. You should be competing in the box, swinging with intent to do damage while focusing

by Mark Brooks

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