DAY 1: POWER PATHS
Help your athlete hit the ball harder, farther, and more consistently using the same 3 biomechanics principles that turn 100-lb hitters into power threats, without guessing, grinding, or “trying harder.”
Inside today’s Power Micro-Lesson, you’ll discover how power actually works:
The power fingers that instantly connect the torso to the barrel...
All in a way ANY parent or young athlete can use tonight.
Used by over 10,000 parents and coaches worldwide.
Parents and coaches usually blame weak legs, not enough strength, or “just needing more reps.” But here’s the truth…
Most young hitters struggle with power because their body isn’t loading the swing the way it was designed to.
Not because they’re too small.
Not because they’re not athletic enough.
Not because they’re not trying.
They simply haven’t learned the 3 natural movements that let the torso, the hands, and the spine work together like a spring.
When these aren’t firing in sync, you’ll see:
It’s not effort.
It’s not desire.
It’s not reps.
It’s mechanics, but specifically the right mechanics… the ones that let the body produce natural whip and stretch without forcing anything.
That’s exactly what today’s Power Micro-Lesson is designed to fix — in the simplest, fastest way possible.
Most hitters are told “loose hands are fast hands.”
The problem?
Loose hands are almost never connected hands.
When the hands aren’t plugged into the Spinal Engine and rear scap load, the body can’t transfer real power into the barrel, no matter how athletic your athlete is.
This simple Power Score Calculator shows you how well your hitter is using the 3 movements that matter most:
Just rate your athlete in each category from 1–5, add up the numbers, and check your score below.
Rate your hitter in the 3 movements that make up 70–80% of the power equation.
Bottom three fingers of the top hand stay engaged and connected from launch through contact.
Front shoulder tucks down and in toward front of back hip, showing numbers and creating a slight downhill shoulder angle.
Hands stay hidden from the pitcher as the rear scap loads like drawing back a punch or bowstring.
A simple, science-backed move that adds instant pop, without changing your kid’s whole swing.
Why This Drill Works
Most youth hitters rotate everything together and lose power early.
“Show Your Numbers” — also called the neck-pressure preload — creates instant trunk–pelvis separation, more elastic energy, and a longer on-plane window so contact is later, louder, and faster.
Research in BMC Sports Science, Medicine and Rehabilitation (2023) shows youth hitters with better torso–pelvis separation naturally develop higher bat speeds as they mature. Our own HPL experiment confirmed this with an average gain of +6 mph bat speed and +6° attack angle.
If your hitter wants immediate, measurable pop… start here.
DAY 1: POWER PATHS (BASED ON YOUR SCORE)
Your hitter’s Power Score isn’t a judgment; it’s a starting point.
Use the ranges below to pick the path that matches where they are right now, so you’re not guessing, over-coaching, or wasting money on the wrong thing.
3–6 = Raw Potential • 7–11 = Power in Progress • 12–15 = Emerging Power Threat
Best for Power Score: 3–6 (Raw Potential)
Get the bare-essential power foundation in place, fast.
If your hitter scored 3–6, you’re sitting on raw potential. Power Hitter 2.0 gives you the core Catapult pieces only, top-hand finger pressure, real torso-to-barrel connection, and simple drills you can start using tonight in the backyard.
Fix loose, “no connection” hands with bottom-three-finger pressure
Build true whip without adding a bunch of moving parts
Short, parent-friendly sessions you can run in 10–15 minutes
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Best for Power Score: 7–11 (Power in Progress)
You’ve got something brewing. Now lock in the full science-backed system.
If your hitter landed in the 7–11 range, they’re already showing flashes of real power. The Catapult Loading System is the complete blueprint I use to teach 100-lb hitters to drive the ball 300 feet—without guessing, grinding, or “trying harder.”
Master the spinal engine load: front shoulder down & in, showing numbers, slight downhill shoulder angle
Layer in the BIG-3 springy fascia movements that multiply power without muscling up
Follow a clear, step-by-step plan instead of piecing together random YouTube tips
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Best for Power Score: 12–15 (Emerging Power Threat)
You’ve got the engine. Now we build the full hitter.
If your hitter scored 12–15, they’re already an emerging power threat. RocketHitting Formula is where we go beyond mechanics and build out the complete offensive weapon: approach, pitch selection, timing, and game-ready patterns that turn loud practices into real-game rockets.
Plug your hitter into the already-discounted RocketHitting bundle
Upgrade from “good swings in the cage” to consistent game production
Perfect for committed families who want a season-by-season plan
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This Day-1 page is part of a short Black Friday series. Each day stacks a new, science-backed lever on top of what you’ve already learned. Bookmark this page now so it’s one tap away when tomorrow’s “Day-2: Timing & Barrel Launch” drops.
DAY 2 • TIMING & LAUNCH BLUEPRINT
Most kids don’t struggle because they’re weak… they struggle because their swing shows up early or late. Today, you’ll plug your hitter into a simple Timing & Launch blueprint built around one-alligator load timing, the two-plate drill, and big-league release-point awareness.
Inside today’s Timing & Launch micro-lesson, you’ll see how to:
Use the load bounce, about one second from load to swing, so your hitter isn’t rushing or waiting and leaking energy.
Train real-game timing with the two-plate drill, where they switch plates every two swings and learn to adjust on the fly during LIVE toss.
Steal a pro timing trick with the Matt Nokes finger-snap idea, snapping as the ball leaves the pitcher’s hand, so your hitter finally pays attention to release point and the actual hitting zone.
All explained in a way a busy parent or youth coach can start using tonight, without rebuilding your hitter’s whole swing from scratch.
Used by over 10,000 parents and coaches worldwide.
Most parents and coaches think timing is just:
“Start earlier.”
“Be quicker.”
“See the ball better.”
But the truth is…
Most young hitters struggle with timing because their load rhythm and their eyes aren’t synced to the pitcher.
Not because they can’t hit fastballs.
Not because they lack focus.
Not because they’re “late starters.”
But because:
• Their load bounce isn’t consistent (they rush or wait instead of using a one-alligator rhythm)…
• Their brain isn’t used to reacting to different distances (something the two-plate drill solves fast)…
• They don’t actually time the release point (the single skill that great hitters master early).
When these timing levers fail, you’ll see:
Late swings even on slow pitching
“Jumping” at the ball when they feel rushed
Drifting during the stride and losing balance
Perfect mechanics… totally wasted because the swing fires at the wrong moment
A hitter who looks ready but is never truly on time
It’s not eyesight.
It’s not fear of missing.
It’s not needing “more reps.”
It’s rhythm.
It’s spacing.
It’s awareness of the ball’s true start and true arrival.
The good news?
Once your athlete learns the load bounce rhythm, reacts to different plate positions through the two-plate drill, and keys their eyes to the pitcher’s release point…
Timing improves fast, sometimes within a single round of LIVE toss.
That’s exactly what today’s Timing & Launch Micro-Lesson is designed to fix…
in the simplest, most parent-friendly way possible.
Before we fix timing, we need to know how your hitter mistimes pitches.
Answer 4 quick questions and we’ll label your hitter as:
⚡ The Rusher – starts everything too soon
🎈 The Floater – waits or stalls too long
🎯 The Reactor – decent timing, but struggles when speeds change
No judgment here—just a clean snapshot of their timing pattern so today’s drill lands even harder.
Answer 4 quick questions to identify your hitter's timing pattern.
Starts too early. Opens before the pitch is in the zone. Needs better load-bounce timing.
Waits too long or stalls the load. Needs release-point awareness training.
Decent timing but inconsistent under speed changes. Needs tempo-adjustment training.
Starts too early. Opens before the pitch is in the zone. Needs better load-bounce timing.
Higher score = smoother, more consistent timing. Lower score = earlier, quicker, or inconsistent timing patterns.
Scroll down for today's drill to fix your hitter's timing.
A simple, 1-second rhythm drill that tells your hitter exactly when to load, when to land, and when to launch.
Most timing problems come from one thing: the load doesn’t finish at the right moment. Kids rush it, stall it, or guess.
The Load-Bounce Flashlight drill fixes that by teaching a simple rhythm:
Float → Bounce → Land → Swing.
The front shoulder “flashlight” tucks down/in as the hitter falls forward, the rear scap loads, and the body stores elastic energy for a clean, on-time launch.
This creates consistent stride timing, better separation, and an easy 1–3 mph exit-velo boost, without changing the whole swing.
Rushers learn patience.
Floaters learn when to start.
Reactors get a repeatable beat.
If your hitter is always “close but off,” this is the timing anchor they’ve been missing.
DAY 3: BARREL PATH PATHS (BASED ON WHAT YOU SAW TODAY)
Today wasn’t about scoring your hitter…
It was about diagnosing the path their hands take, whether they’re stuck on the long A → B → C detour or if they’re ready for the cleaner A → C diagonal used by elite hitters.
Based on what you saw in the Triangle Check (back-and-bottom route, flatter diagonal, or steeper diagonal),
here are the best next steps to build a repeatable, game-ready barrel path…
Best for hitters stuck on the A → B → C route (hands drop → rollovers → mishits)
Build the clean, diagonal hand path needed for loud contact, fast.
If today’s Triangle Check showed the classic back-and-bottom route, Line Drive Hitter 2.0 gives your hitter the simple, no-fluff path
to fix “hands drop,” get the barrel on plane earlier, and turn weak grounders into consistent line drives.
Inside, your hitter will learn how to…
Move from A → B → C to the short, efficient A → C path
Match barrel angle to the pitch plane (flatter for high, steeper for low)
Build repeatable early barrel speed without over-rotating
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Best for hitters who show flashes of the diagonal… but can’t repeat it yet
Turn “accidental” line drives into a reliable, game-ready barrel path.
If your hitter occasionally showed the diagonal today, but struggles to repeat it under speed, Pitch-Plane Dominator gives you the full blueprint to match the swing to every pitch plane.
Inside, you’ll train…
Flatter diagonal for high pitches
Steeper diagonal for low pitches
Real-game timing that locks the diagonal into place
A hitter who stays through the zone longer and squares more balls
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Best for hitters already showing a consistent A → C diagonal
Turn clean contact into game-ready DAMAGE, approach, timing, pitch strategy, and more.
If today’s Triangle Check showed the diagonal happening naturally, your hitter is ready for the next layer: approach, pitch selection, timing windows, and game-ready decision-making.
RocketHitting Formula is the complete offensive weapon system for hitters who are already on plane, and want production, not just mechanics.
Inside, your hitter will learn…
Strike-zone-based approach
Timing windows for each pitch type
The “plan over guessing” system for real-game confidence
Patterns that turn loud practices into real-game rockets
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This Day-2 page is part of a short Black Friday series. Each day stacks a new, science-backed timing lever onto what your hitter has learned. Bookmark this page now so tomorrow’s Day-3 page loads instantly when “Line Drives & Barrel Launch” drops.
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