Free baseball hitting training drill video provided by Hitting Performance Lab on how to teach a kid to hit a baseball or softball harder with power with a step-by-step online video batting training system.
For parents, team coaches, and hitting instructors looking to brush up on their baseball hitting training expertise, HittingPerformanceLab.com is offering a free video training session on December 1. The video training will be held online and will take 13-minutes.
For full details on how to access the free video training, interested parties are encouraged to visit the following webpage:
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When asked about the reasons behind the decision to provide free training on such an in-demand topic, Joey Myers, Founder of HittingPerformanceLab.com said,
"Coaches and instructors are making how to teach hitters too hard. The answer is applying human movement principles validated by science to hitting a ball. The science shouldn't be scary. Even the most minimal hitting knowledge dads or moms can learn and implement the drills. This is one of the first how to teach a kid to hit for more power strategies used at Hitting Performance Lab to build more consistent power in hitters. Watch the video. Try it out. It works."
Parents, team coaches, and hitting instructors can find out how to access the free hitting training video at:
Customers who have specific questions about the training itself may contact HittingPerformanceLab.com via their website.
