Latest Blogs Tagged "Baseball" Page 7

Misconception - It's Impossible to See the Bat Hit the Ball

With the proper training, an athlete can develop a swing that is free and easy, while still seeing the ball to the point of contact.

November 13, 2019
3 min read

Don't Reinvent the Wheel - Barry Bonds

Utilizing incredible core strength and bat speed, Bonds’ left-handed swing was as quick and explosive as anybody who has ever played.

November 12, 2019
5 min read

Approach Every Pitch with an Opportunistic Mentality

A hitter should always be ready for their pitch. With this mentality, an athlete won’t let an opportunity go to waste.

November 11, 2019
2 min read

Misconception - Practice Makes Perfect

There is more to athletic success than focusing on one aspect of development. Create a well-rounded and organized training regimen.

November 10, 2019
3 min read

Winter is Coming - Benefits of Indoor Training

Halloween has passed and the weather has turned. Depending on one’s location, it’s tough to make progress during the winter months.

November 09, 2019
2 min read

Say What? Driving Lessons with Dodgers' Legend Tommy Lasorda

"Baseball is like driving. It’s the one who gets home safely that counts." Was it this simple approach that enabled Lasorda to enjoy so much success?

November 07, 2019
3 min read

Simulating the Velocity of Mets’ Legend Sidd Finch on a MaxBP

As the story goes, unusual Tibetan training methods allowed Finch to throw a baseball with incredible accuracy and velocity - approximately 168 MPH!

November 06, 2019
3 min read

Misconception - A Hitter Should Only Think About Their Mechanics During Tee Work and Soft Toss Drills

Should an athlete think about their mechanics while participating in live batting practice? Absolutely!

November 05, 2019
3 min read

Misconception - Hit 'em Where They Ain't

If it were easy to hit the ball to a desired location, we wouldn’t be experiencing this modern day trend of the defensive shift.

November 04, 2019
3 min read

Misconception - A Strikeout is the Worst Outcome in an At-Bat

The worst possible outcome in an at-bat is when a hitter goes up there without a plan. Always know the game situation and have an idea at the plate.

November 03, 2019
3 min read

Misconception - Hitting is an Art, not a Science

Ted Williams, widely renowned as the best hitter of all-time wrote a book called The Science of Hitting. There is more to hitting than art.

November 02, 2019
2 min read

The Scariest Hitters of All-Time - Part 2

What are your thoughts on our list of Scariest Hitters of All-Time? Enter a comment or share the article for a chance to win a special prize from MaxBP.

November 01, 2019
5 min read

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Misconception - It's Impossible to See the Bat Hit the Ball

Don't Reinvent the Wheel - Barry Bonds

Approach Every Pitch with an Opportunistic Mentality

Misconception - Practice Makes Perfect

Winter is Coming - Benefits of Indoor Training

Say What? Driving Lessons with Dodgers' Legend Tommy Lasorda

Simulating the Velocity of Mets’ Legend Sidd Finch on a MaxBP

Misconception - A Hitter Should Only Think About Their Mechanics During Tee Work and Soft Toss Drills

Misconception - Hit 'em Where They Ain't

Misconception - A Strikeout is the Worst Outcome in an At-Bat

Misconception - Hitting is an Art, not a Science

The Scariest Hitters of All-Time - Part 2

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