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Re: BUT, do you want to work hard?


Posted by: Scott B (baseball@integritycorp.com) on Sat Jun 22 12:50:33 2002


There is no such thing as a magical technique, or "silver bullet". Spending money on Jack's video is no substitute for 600+ swings off a tee per week. If you are willing to put the work in, you WILL improve, and rotational mechanics will accelerate that improvement. It's the correct way to hit a baseball.

I have met only about 1 of 30 kids (13-15 yr old) who are willing to do the work. Most will work hard for a week or so until the next game, or until they get the next hit. What are you willing to do for the next 24 months? If you are willing to do tons of wind springs, pushups, pull-ups, situps and crunches, and weight training if you're old enough (15 yrs up), along with your hitting practice, you will improve. But it takes 20-30 hours a week of regular workouts to improve, and consistent hard work to become a "star".

Otherwise, in my opinion, you're wasting your money. The tape will sit on a shelf. With minimum practice, any technique will work equally poor.

Regards.. Scott


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