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John
Level: Expert•Lessons taken: 14
Paul worked with me over the summer during my college offseason. He helped center me in just backspinning the baseball, keeping a simple approach and trusting the technique and my natural swing to provide the results. He brings a multidimensional side to coaching that brings in both the mental side and the physical side to hitting and succeeding. This is a valuable skill and translates to all ages/skillsets.
Gerardo
Level: Intermediate•Lessons taken: 10
Paul helped me in the offseason before my first college season. He identify strengths in my swing path while also put me through drills that exposed my weakness as well. Hammered in the importance of training outside of the comfort zone and my in game results proved it. I got to college and my confidence was though the roof.
Landen
Level: Expert•Lessons taken: 7
Paul is a great person to work with. He brings the mindset of a current player and up to date hitting philosophy. His passion for the game speaks through his teaching, doesn’t try to change the players’ swing and understands how to communicate effectively even to myself as an advanced college player.
Jonathan
Level: Intermediate•Lessons taken: 5
Paul helped me a lot offensively this season. We took a few lessons and he helped me hone my skills as a great contact hitter. I’ve never felt this confident in my swing and I never feel over matched at the plate. Nothing better for the price!
Nick
Level: Expert•Lessons taken: 4
In a few lessons with Paul, he helped me simplify my approach at the plate to find more success. He understood that working with a college player like me the groundwork was there and gave me mental advice that was just as helpful as technical points. Would recommend.
Beginner training plan
Your first lessonJust watch how they hit/field. Tell the player to just play so I can see how they naturally move and what their technique and patterns look like. I’m not trying to change the player I’m trying to build their strengths and address their weaknesses.
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