Online Power Hitting Swing Analysis Video
Training Program Baseball Case Study
Hitting Performance Lab
revealed their new video case
study today on how to
increase hitting power and
bat speed.
This case study demonstrates
that stopping early hip rotation
and proper use of the lower half
significantly improves hitting
power and bat speed.
Hitting Performance Lab owner
Joey Myers says there are many
people looking for insights and
answers about increasing hitting
power and bat speed in their
baseball and softball players.
This case study reveals in a
practical way, and in a
reasonably short period of
time, what's possible with the
right information and guidance.
The case study video is
available at:
https://youtu.be/TlW3CMJ
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About Hitting Performance Lab:
founded in 2013 and serves the
baseball, fast-pitch, and slow-pitch
softball industry. It is known for
applying human movement principles
that are validated by science to hitting
a ball.
It's a science-based training and
hitting strategy that is safe for hitters
of all ages. In addition, this training
is built to help understand not only
how and what to train but the
reasoning behind the methods.
Joey Myers is an Amazon bestselling
author of The Catapult Loading System:
How To Teach 100-Pound Hitters To
Consistently Drive The Ball 300-Feet.
There are over 273 combined first and
second edition Amazon book reviews
with an average star rating of 4.4.
28,361+ coaches, instructors, & parents have
invested in their online courses, books,
services, and hitting aids. Hitting Performance
Lab has more than 55,800 followers on social
media. In addition, there are almost 400 DIY
free hitting blog posts found at:
https://hittingperformancelab.com/
“Just wanted to say thank you for the
Catapult Loading System and a true
science approach to baseball training
online. We have been using many of
these principles in my daughters swing
with great success over the last two
seasons.” - Brian Blyly, parent
Find Out More About Their
Online Power Hitting Program:
https://gohpl.com/choose