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What's Inside Your Free Copy of the Catapult Loading System

The 6 human movement principles behind every elite swing — grounded in peer-reviewed science, not "bro-science" cues passed down from player to coach to player.
How to load the body the way it was designed to load — so smaller hitters produce the same exit velocity as bigger ones, without risking the lower back.
Why "fire your hips" is only 20–30% of the power equation — and what the other 70–80% actually is (hint: it lives in the fascia, not the legs).
The Showing Numbers drill: the single highest-ROI cue in the system, validated by Zepp swing experiments to add an average of 5–6 mph bat speed in one session.
Why "short to the ball" creates the exact problem it's trying to fix — and the cue that actually works.

The New Expanded Edition Also Includes

A "how to practice" section at the end of every chapter — so principles become motor patterns, not just ideas.
How to teach timing and get hitters consistently on time against live pitching — the piece most coaches never solve.
Why pitchers are taught to attack certain swing paths — and how to turn that knowledge into a competitive advantage for your hitter.
Proof that these movement principles can be taught to any hitter at any age — not just elite athletes.

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Sandy Arecena

My son is 12 and I have used some of the teaching the Hitting Performance Lab are posting on here and my son hit the ball over 280 feet several times already in the game not just practices and also hit the fence on the fly on 300 feet field, so what this guy is teaching works, a least for my son…He weighs about 110 now, but what I have noticed is how consistent his power has become thank you so much for your help, I played 10 years of professional baseball and I wish I could of used some of this advice.

Greg Uehling

Just want to say thank you. My son who is 14, 5’6” and maybe 120lbs is really benefiting from your drills. We modified his batting swing during this past off-season, per your instructions, and have definitely seen the power go up. He is a lefty that used to hit a lot of singles to opposite field. Now we are seeing doubles, triples, and 2 HR’s so far early in our season…to right field. He was never a pull hitter, but now is able to go that way with power while still going to left with a pitch. Thanks!

Primo Buffano

Hey coach, even with Mia still hitting with her hands near hear head, Mia in a 3 game span, hit 3 home runs over the fence and a stand up double, three singles and four walks. Only made one out, a shot down first. She never had a series of games like this an especially playing with girls that are this much older. Mia is able to play in 12 and under, but she is playing in the high school division. Our sights are getting ready for October 4 and 5. That is when we go to the U of Florida camp. Their assistant coach has called Mia’s coach twice in the past week and wants us to call him this week. Let keep on course and work hard, thanks so much for all your help coach.

H. Orlando James

You’re the first I’ve seen to successfully articulate and adopt human movement into anything practical. What you’ve put together is very impressive. Most of what I’ve come across, even from those in the profession that understand human movement are assessment methods and tools to analyze movement and posture only to sell a few methods to correct dysfunction issues. Few are willing or able to explain human movement the way you have. These principles are the key for both performance and injury management. I appreciate the time and effort you put in to help those looking to perfect their craft and for those of us out their trying to help them.

Greg Del Mar

Hey Joey, first, thanks for the course on hitting. My 12 year old has always been a solid hitter but after working the PPD stuff he has started hitting the ball over the fence on the big field at 315 ft to center. It has taken a few months work but well worth it, as he is seeing the results of the work and his teammates and coaches on his new travel team are amazed at the bombs flying out there. He’s 5’3 and 120 pounds. I think the key has been getting low and turning the numbers and releasing. He always had trouble with the low strike, and he’s stoked to now be on plane for that one as well now.