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Mental Game

What to Look For: Having a Plan at the Plate

Picture this: You're in the box, 2-1 count, runner on second. The pitcher's been living on his fastball all day, but you just watched him throw three straight sliders to the guy before you. What are y...

By Aaron FieldsMarch 23, 2026

Mental Game

The Mental Side: Building Confidence at the Plate

You're standing in the box, 0-2 count, runner on third. Your last three at-bats ended with strikeouts, and you can hear that little voice starting up: "Don't strike out again. Just make contact. Don't...

By Aaron FieldsMarch 16, 2026

5 Areas of Hitting

The Finish: Staying Through the Zone

I was watching batting practice the other day when a young hitter crushed a ball to the gap, then immediately looked frustrated. "What's wrong?" I asked. "That was a great swing." His response? "I did...

By Aaron FieldsMarch 9, 2026

5 Areas of Hitting

Load to Stride: Where Power Really Comes From

You know that feeling when you're in the box and everything just clicks? The pitcher winds up, you see the ball perfectly, and your swing feels effortless but explosive. What's happening in that momen...

By Aaron FieldsFebruary 21, 2026

5 Areas of Hitting

The Swing: From Launch to Contact

You've done the work. You've set up in a strong stance, loaded properly, and generated all that power from your stride and hip rotation. Now comes the moment of truth — getting your hands and barrel t...

By Aaron FieldsFebruary 21, 2026

5 Areas of Hitting

Touchdown: Landing in Your Strongest Position

Ever watch a cat land after jumping off a fence? They touch down soft but ready, balanced and in complete control of what comes next. That's exactly what we're looking for when a hitter's stride foot ...

By Aaron FieldsFebruary 21, 2026

5 Areas of Hitting

The Set-Up: Building Your Foundation at the Plate

Have you ever watched a hitter step into the box and just look like they belong there? Before they even take a swing, something about the way they carry themselves tells you they know what they're doi...

By Aaron FieldsFebruary 11, 2026

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