A complete, step-by-step hitting plan designed to help players improve their swing mechanics and power.
Buy on Amazon Join Newsletter!Structured into 13 days, each day focuses on a specific aspect of hitting, following the sequence of movements in the body known as The Kinetic Chain. The program is written in a way that is easy for players, parents, and coaches of all levels to understand and apply.
The program covers a wide range of topics, from the proper grip on a bat to the concept of bat lag. Over 35 drills are included to help players increase bat speed, develop power, and improve coordination.
Make sure that you are performing your hitting drills properly.
The program introduces the idea of using "catch phrases" as instructions, allowing players to easily remember key points during drills, batting practice, and live at-bats.
Land softly on the ball of the stride foot. Stay in alignment and keep the core strong throughout the stride. Have Dynamic Balance.
Have a Plan
A ship that leaves the harbor without nvavigation plans will not reach its destination. The 13 Day Better Baseball Swing program is the navigation plan for aspiring hitters to reach their baseball destination.
Learn how different parts of the body work together in a swing.
Build upon each day of training by re-using key movements.
Use drills to isolate parts of the body and learn how to chain them together.
Players will build an undetstanding of hitting that will impress.
Nathan is a father of three boys and is a self-taught full stack web developer. He is also an Air Force Veteran, music producer, content creator, and self-published author.
As a dedicated coach and mentor for over 10 years, Nathan has a wealth of experience in developing young athletes and helping them to reach their full potential. Nathan has acquired a deep understanding of hitting mechanics and has honed his skills in implementing strategies to quickly improve a player's performance at the plate.
Nathan has a strong background in baseball, receiving a full scholarship to play in college. He continues to coach and currently plays in the Kentuckiana Baseball Association league as a shortstop and pitcher.
Drawing on years of research and study, Nathan has developed a unique approach to teaching the biomechanics of hitting that can be understood by players of all ages.