Bat path, timing, posture, load, contact quality, and connection through the baseball.
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Direction, lower-half sequence, arm timing, finish, and repeatable movement patterns.
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Top strengths, key issues, drill work, and a simple 30-day plan.
The player, parent, and coach all leave with the same next priorities.
DUKE RAMIREZ / Hitting Review
Duke, the base is athletic and the intent is strong. The biggest win here is that the swing already has energy and rotation. The next jump comes from cleaning up the bat path in the load, getting the barrel working sooner, and building a more direct move to contact.
The base is there. Keep building around what already plays.
Keep the barrel more upright or slightly forward in the load so the hands stay connected and the barrel can attack sooner.
Keep the barrel above the hands and let the turn deliver it.
- Athletic setup with a strong base and good intent to attack the baseball.
- The lower half starts the move well, so the swing does not feel all arms.
- The finish shows real rotation and enough extension to build around.
- You stay engaged through the move instead of drifting passively into contact.
The barrel works a little too far behind the helmet during the load, which lengthens the path and makes the move less direct.
Keep the barrel more upright or slightly forward in the load so the hands stay connected and the barrel can attack sooner.
The front arm starts to push out before the body fully turns, which can make the move feel disconnected at contact.
Let the body rotation carry the barrel instead of reaching with the lead side. Think turn first, then release.
Cue: Keep the barrel above the hands and let the turn deliver it.
Drills: high tee inside, launch position holds, short toss turn-and-go
Cue: Turn the chest and hips together before the hands chase the ball.
Drills: connection ball turns, walk-through swings, front toss with pause load
Goals: Shorter launch move, Barrel stays more neutral
Checkpoints: No wrap behind the head, Hands stay connected to the body turn
Goals: Attack sooner, Stay inside the baseball
Checkpoints: Barrel works earlier, More direct path to contact
Goals: Keep the same move under speed, Hold connection through contact
Checkpoints: No early push, Harder line-drive contact in reps
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You are already paying for lessons, travel ball, tournaments, gear, and reps. The goal is not more noise. The goal is to stop fixing the wrong thing and give the player one clear development plan.
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Start with a simple monthly check-in, move up to a player plan for repeated progress tracking, or pick a coach tier for multiple players. Academy pricing stays custom for now.
Starter
Best for parents who want one clean mechanics check-in each month.
- 1 hitting or pitching report each month
- Built for simple monthly progress checks
- Email plus in-app report delivery
Player
Best value for active players who want to track progress through the month.
- 3 reports each month
- Best for serious players and families
- Track changes over multiple swings or bullpens
Coach
Built for private instructors, small teams, and serious baseball families.
- 12 reports each month
- Ideal for multiple players or repeat check-ins
- Good fit for private coaches and small programs
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For higher report volume, multiple players, coach dashboards, team folders, and branded reports.
- Higher monthly report volume
- Multiple players and team workflows
- Custom setup and support
