One Hand Vs Two-Hand Finish Shane talks about why and when a hitter should have one hand or two hands finish. When a hitter rolls their shoulders and finishes with their hands below their shoulders they should move to a one-hand finish so that they can get more extension through the ball and not cut off their swing.  Items needed for this drill   Net or Field To Hit Into   Bat   Bucket of Baseball/Softballs   Tee 

One Hand Vs Two-Hand Finish Shane talks about why and when a hitter should have one hand or two hands finish. When a hitter rolls their shoulders and finishes with their hands below their shoulders they should move to a one-hand finish so that they can get more extension through the ball and not cut off their swing.  Items needed for this drill   Net or Field To Hit Into   Bat   Bucket of Baseball/Softballs   Tee 

Batting Stance In this video, Shane talks about how to get into a proper batting stance.  Make sure your feet are square and the weight on the balls of your feet. Your feet should also be shoulder-width apart. Rest the bat on your shoulder and when the bat goes up-you are loaded. Be in an athletic posture and your back elbow relaxed.  Items needed for this drill   Net or Field To Hit Into   Bat   Bucket of Baseball/Softballs   Tee 

Staying Inside The Ball What does staying inside the ball mean? In this drill, Shane talks about what staying inside the ball means. You do not want your hands leave or move away from your body until you get close to impact. If your hands move away from your body too soon, you will roll over the ball.    Items needed for this drill   Net or Field To Hit Into   Bat   Bucket of Baseball/Softballs   Tee 

Pitch Recognition Shane talks about pitch recognition and how you recognize pitches out of the pitcher's hand. Shane talks about looking at the logo on the pitcher's hat as he starts his pitching delivery. As his hand starts to come through and release the ball, our eyes move over to the ball. This will keep the hitters head still and not distract your eyes.  Items needed for this drill   Net or Field To Hit Into   Bat   Bucket of Baseball/Softballs   Tee   

Front Foot Landing Position In this drill, Shane talks about your front foot landing position. There are a few different ways to land your front foot during your swing.  Shane talks about all of them and which one he likes for hitters he gives lessons to. Shane wants his hitters to land softly with their front foot closed and hit against your hip for maximum power.  Items needed for this drill   Net or Field To Hit Into   Bat   Bucket of Baseball/Softballs   Tee