Hitting a the College Level.. Late January camp

Hitting at the College Level.. Late January camp

Peace College Softball
& Grand Slam USA
Presents
“Hitting at the College Level”
Girl’s Fastpitch Training Academy
This two day instructional program is designed to help improve your skills in hitting.
The two-day program offers North Carolina's most dedicated hitters the opportunity of
long term development in preparation for the college level.​

Video Analysis available upon request​

Dates: Sat. – Sun. Jan 27th – 28th
Ages 12-18​

9:00-12:00 Sat ----- 1:00-4:00 pm Sun​

Cost: $90.00​

* 1st 40 players to register.​

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL:
919-233-7522
Make check payable to:
Grand Slam USA
4500 Western Blvd. Suite 100
Raleigh NC 27606​

 

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We will use Right View Pro as a visual training tool to teach the proper components of the swing.​

This camp will also focus on the mental requirements neccessary to be a productive hitter.
To do this, a player must be able to understand her role as a hitter and the type hitter that she is.
With all that said, it simply means that with every at bat your role as a hitter is constantly changing as the game dictates and the coach directs.
Your position in the batting line-up, changes at each at bat depending on the inning and the game situation.
A game is ultimately won because of all of the things that happen collectively, and as a team. ​

Not by anyone individual player. ​

Your role as a player and your ability to fulfill that role determines the outcome not only for you but for the team. ​

Ability establishes what you can do, and gets you on the team.
Ambition determines how much you do, and gets you into the line-up
Attitude guarantees how well you will do, and how much you contribute to the team, and keeps you in the line-up.​

We will also focus on understanding the difference between the strike zone and the hitting zone.
This is the key component in preparing yourself for success at the plate.
I hear coaches all the time speaking about the strike zone!
Why is that a problem?
Well, a strike is a negative - it's a call against you.
The strike zone itself is a negative.
Worrying about that zone makes you a tentative, passive hitter….. "Should I swing, maybe not"?
Too much emphasis on the strike zone has batters thinking about what they shouldn't swing at - any ball outside the zone - which can lead to way too many called third strikes.​

Think of your Hitting zone instead of the Strike Zone.
It's an emphasis on generating positive results.
It puts you back in charge of the situation. ​

The hitting zone can be anything you want it to be. ​

This camp filled up very quickly last year, and I expect the same interest.​

Hope to see you there!!​

Email me with questions..​

 

sticky!