baseball training drills for kids


baseball training drills for kids

Baseball Hitting Drills For Kids

Baseball batting practices across the nation and around the globe are essentially the same:  players try to hit every ball as hard and deep as they can.  There’s nothing wrong with that approach to hitting, unless, of course, you want to achieve maximum hitting ability. 

 

I’ve studied hitters during practice practices (BP) for years and come to the same conclusion each time.  Hitters who take every pitch in this manner get pops, chops, and routine ground balls with every pitch.  In fact, the going rate of hard hits is three or four out of ten. 

 

Instead, try my proven Power-10 baseball hitting drills, which will help players hit the ball hard with super contact every time. Power-10 drills used in batting practices will train hitters to hit each ball well, making practices more meaningful.  Hitters will concentrate more on hitting the balls hard and sharply, rather than hitting everything deep.  As you see below, this method is proven by improved batting averages.

 

Efficiency at least 80%:        batting average over .400

Efficiency at least 70-80%:   mid .300 batting average

Efficiency less than 70%:     .280-.300 batting average

 

Here’s how the Power-10 baseball hitting tips work:

 

A hitter chooses which pitches to hit. But call a strike if he takes a good pitch.

Scoring:

Hard Hit = 1 point

Week hit = 0 points

Swing and miss/foul/strike = (-1)

 

A hitter strives for a minimum 7 out of 10 (70%). If a hitter is not at that level, he needs to work for that. If time permits, players can do more than one Power-10. With these batting drills, they look forward to the challenge of getting better each time.

 

Coach Joe Brockhoff Super 8 Hitting System 

About the Author

Joe was inducted into the Greater New Orleans Sugar Bowl Hall of Fame in 2008. He is currently completing the updating and remaking of his Super 8 Hitting System package, which includes 8 DVDs, Super 8 Hitting System book and poster, and the SpeedBatTM

For more information about the Super 8 Hitting System, check out the links below:

Super 8 Hitting System 

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