Most swings look fine in the cage. Games are different. I help hitters build the routine and the swing that hold up when it counts, and the mental side that goes with it.
6 yrs pro · Triple-A · D1 All-American

The mental side and the swing go together. On the Roster I work on both. Not a rebuild: the routine and the small fixes that make his swing hold up in games.
- 1Send me his swing
He films 3 to 5 swings from the side and uploads them in the app. Twenty seconds.
- 2I break it down
What I see, what it's costing him, and what we fix first. In plain words he can use.
- 3Drills picked for his swing
From my own library, each with why. He checks them off every time he hits.
- 4A new swing every month
He sends a new one, I compare it to the last, and his plan moves forward.
You're drifting forward before the ball gets there. That's why you're rolling over outside pitches.
It teaches you to load and stay there instead of sliding at the ball.
Keeps your top hand from rolling over early.
I did the same drills every day for six years of pro ball. Before the machine, before flips. That's what holds up in a game.
We don't tear his swing down in the middle of a season. We find the one or two things costing him and fix those first.
A good swing still falls apart when he's tight in the box. The mental work is what lets the swing show up.
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Private 1:1 in the cage. Tell me about the player and I'll reach out within 24 hours to find a time.
Not local? The swing work on the Roster is built for that. Start with a free call.
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