Chapter 1

BASS

We use a specific method of teaching that is contrary to many hitting programs out there. This style integrates the two fundamental aspects of successful elite hitting.  Barrel Accuracy and Swing Strength, aka BASS.

Chapter 2

Communication

We use a communication style that guides the hitter to discover his own unique swing, which may not necessarily be the one the instructor thinks he should have. We raise our hitter’s mindset by posing questions about swing feelings so they not only understand what a good swing feels like but can also shape, create, and adapt their swing to the various situations, and pitches they will face. We teach this way primarily because a hitter can not see himself swing, only feel himself swing.

Chapter 3

Barrel Accuracy

We guide the hitter to discover his own unique swing mechanics that emphasize and develop barrel accuracy, which is to say, putting the barrel’s sweet spot onto the baseball’s center mass.

Chapter 4

Swing Strength

We build swing strength through a drill series called Slotting. Slotting uses high-volume swing counts to exhaust the old swing and organically replace it with a new swing. The hitter will develop his own unique, accurate, natural, leveraged, shortest, and most powerful swing through this process.

Chapter 5

Bridging

Bridges the gap between mechanically swinging the bat and hitting a baseball. Within our bridging sequences we integrate the new, strong, barrel-accurate swing, with dynamic, pliable, and adjustable athletic actions hitters will use to hit uncomfortable pitches comfortably like hard inside fastballs, outer black sliders, or dying change-ups. For us, it is not an excuse to fail offensively when we are uncomfortable. Hitters in our Pack can still hit when they are uncomfortable, backed up, or even lunging onto their front foot.

Chapter 6

Approach

Without a plan, hitters are targets for the defense to exploit. These “approach-less” defensive hitters are simply outs waiting to be recorded. Our guys are taught to use specific approaches when they hit, which is to say they apply their swing strategically to accomplish offense. These approaches are based on certain situations a hitter will face. By applying an approach, a hitter can narrow the scope of what he is trying to accomplish to a more specific outcome, increasing his chances for success.

Chapter 7

Winning

Our guys learn to harness their performance anxiety with routines, rituals, and single swing adjustments designed to ready themselves to execute in high-stress moments. We introduce additives to Simulations and Situations that heighten the stakes and create competitive moments. These additives help acclimatize our guys to the high-stress environment associated with execution and timely execution (there is a vast difference between the two, which we will talk about) so when the winning opportunity arrives, they do not fear failure but anticipate success.

Chapter 8

Simulations and Situations

Our guys practice implementing their approaches in Simulations and Situational drills we design that hone their ability to execute their approaches and win their at-bats. These “Sims” and “Sits” reduce the swing volume and focus the hitter on executing a single swing to move a runner, drive a gap, or even hammer it out of the park.

Chapter 9

Final Thoughts

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