Two Strike Approach in Baseball: How to Battle With Two Strikes
With two strikes the swing doesn’t get rebuilt. The plan changes: a bigger zone, a shorter path and a hitter who refuses to give the at-bat away.
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Approach · Mental Game
Mental Game · Fastpitch
Softball Two Strike Approach: How to Hit With Two Strikes
With two strikes, her swing shouldn’t fall apart. Her zone, her plan and her mindset should adjust. Here’s how.
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Hitting Processor · Off-Speed
How to Hit a Curveball: The Galvan Method
Why we struggle with spin, and the visualization habit a .400 college hitter used to “see” a curveball 50 times a game.
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Hitting Processor
Why Great Hitters Predict, Not Just React
Great hitters use information, preparation and adjustability to stay ahead.
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Hitting Processor · Vision
The Eye Tool Is the Rarest Skill in Hitting
Why vision and early information can decide whether the rest of the swing matters.
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Approach · Mental Game
Heater, Hanger: Simplifying the Mental Approach
A simple plan for competing without overloading the hitter.
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Hitting Processor · Swing Development
The Value of Time: Why the Best Swings Let Hitters Decide Later
Efficiency and adjustability can give hitters more usable decision time.
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MLB Breakdowns · Hitting Processor · Approach
One Run in Two Games: What October Does to Hitters
MLB’s best offense scored one run as the Padres swept the Cubs. Gavin Sheets beat 101 mph. Here’s the lesson.
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