Every baseball hitting guide
All 25 of them — the fault, why it happens, and the drill that fixes it.
- All Arms, No Body? Let the Turn Swing the BatAn arms-only swing runs out of speed fast. What a behind-the-plate camera reads about how fully your shoulders turn, and the drills that put your body back in the swing.
- Six Hitting Drills You Can Do at Home With a TeeA tee, a net, and fifteen minutes. Six hitting drills that build the swing from the ground up — and how to film them so you know they're working.
- Can AI Really Check Your Baseball Swing? What Gets Measured — and What Doesn'tAn honest tour of AI hitting analysis — the swing checkpoints body tracking genuinely measures from a phone clip, the things it can't see, and why a tool that admits its limits beats one that guesses.
- Casting Your Hands — Why Your Swing Takes the Scenic RouteA long, casting swing sends the barrel around the ball instead of through it. How the camera reads swing length, and the tee work that shortens your path to contact.
- Chopping Down at the Ball — Level-to-Up Beats the ChopSwing down on the ball is old advice that makes weak grounders. Why level-to-up matches the pitch, what the camera can and can't see about a chop, and the tee fix.
- Cutting Your Swing Off — Drive Through the Ball, Not Around ItA swing that quits at contact leaves line-drive power on the table. How the camera reads extension through the ball, and the tee work that teaches the reach.
- Your First Cage Session — a Plan From ZeroNo velocity, no heroics, no swinging out of your shoes. A first hitting session built around the pattern — tee work, rhythm, one filmed swing as your baseline — and the habits that make month one count.
- Your Follow-Through Is a Receipt — Finish the Swing You StartedWhere your hands finish tells the truth about the swing before it. What the camera reads about finish height, why a full wrap matters, and how to earn one.
- Getting Jammed on the Fastball? Land Ready, Then FireGetting beat by velocity usually isn't slow hands — it's a stride that lands late. How the camera reads your land-then-fire timing, and the drill that gets you on time.
- Pulling Your Head Off the Ball — Quiet Eyes Are the Aiming SystemKeep your eye on the ball is real advice with a real fix. What the camera reads about head movement, why it matters, and the drills that quiet your eyes.
- Hip-Shoulder Separation — Where Bat Speed Is Actually MadeSeparation is the single biggest power source in the swing, and the most misunderstood. What it is in plain English, how a phone clip reads it, and the drill that builds it.
- How to Film Your Baseball Swing — Two Angles That Tell the TruthA fixed phone, the right angle, and one swing per clip. How to film cage sessions that video analysis — and your own eyes — can actually read.
- How to Hit for More Power — The Chain, Not the EffortPower isn't a muscle you flex harder. It's a sequence that fires in order. Where real hitting power comes from, what the camera can read, and how to build it safely.
- How to Hit Off a Tee — The Best Coach Money Can BuyThe tee is the most underrated tool in hitting because it never lies. How to set it up, work it across the plate, and use it to build a swing you can measure.
- Leg Kick or No Stride? Both Are Styles, Not FaultsBig leg kick, quiet stride, or no stride at all — none of them is wrong. How the camera treats different stride styles fairly, and what actually matters underneath all of them.
- Lunging at the Ball — Why Your Stride Is Really a ReachLunging drags your head forward and turns your swing into all arms. The stride is a timing device, not a reach — here's how the camera reads it and how to fix it.
- Starting From a Standstill? Your Swing Has No LoadA swing with no load starts from nothing — no spring to unload. What the camera reads about your gather, and the rhythm drills that beat 'load harder' every time.
- Over-Striding — The Long Stride That Steals Your PowerA long stride feels powerful and reads as a leak. Why more travel doesn't mean more power, what the camera measures, and how to shorten up without losing pop.
- Rolling Over Everything? Your Barrel Is Exiting EarlyWeak grounders to the pull side usually mean the swing rolled over before it drove through. What the camera reads about extension, and the one-hand tee work that fixes it.
- Slow Bat? Your Hands Aren't Weak — Your Swing Is LongSlow hands almost never mean weak hands. Why bat speed hides in a shorter, connected swing, what the camera can honestly read, and the throw that builds real quickness.
- Spinning Off the Ball? Your Hips and Shoulders Are Leaving TogetherSpinning out isn't a mystery — it's your hips and shoulders opening as one block. Why it happens, what the camera reads, and the sequencing drill that fixes it.
- Staying Back — The Weight Shift That Gathers Instead of DriftsStay back is real advice, but it doesn't mean freeze. How to gather into the back hip without swaying past it, what the camera reads, and the drill that finds the line.
- Stepping in the Bucket — Fix the Stride That Pulls You Off the PlateStepping in the bucket leaks power and plate coverage. What a behind-the-plate camera can read about your stride line, and the toss drill that straightens it out.
- Hot One Round, Cold the Next — Make Your Swing RepeatableOne grooved swing beats five different ones. How the camera measures swing-to-swing repeatability across a clip, and the drill that grooves one swing you can trust.
- Uppercutting the Ball — When 'Swing Up' Turns Into a Sky-SwingA little upward is good; a big upward is a sky-swing. What the camera can and can't see about a steep swing, and the drill that flattens it.
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