Dan Blewett says that parents are spending too much money on bats because they think the extra "pop" will make a big difference. Working on your swing and timing are the real difference makers!

Matt Antonelli demonstrates how your stride affects the time you have to load, which is why it is a little bit different for every hitter.

Dan Blewett demonstrates the "Pendulum Drill" - something that will help young hitters improve their timing and body control.

Keeping it simple, Matt Antonelli tells his players to keep their chest over the plate and nose on the ball in order to hit the ball to the opposite field. He also instructs them how to adjust their timing for faster pitchers,

Dan Blewett discusses whether hitters should have a big leg kick or a short stride and how a big one could affect a hitter's timing.

Dan Blewett provides three easy hitting drills that help players get into the proper hitting position before they swing.

Sneak peek inside various hitting lessons and drills provided by Matt Antonelli as he tries to improve one aspect of each hitter's game.

Chas Pippitt from Baseball Rebellion says that the position of your back leg is the key in maintaining a balanced swing.

Matt Antonelli offers this simple tip if you want to be a better hitter ... "If you want to hit often, you need to hit often."

Matt Antonelli says that the things that separate good from GREAT hitters are preparation, visualization and mindset.

Chas Pippitt from Baseball Rebellion instructs a hitter, stating that a slower stride will result in a faster turn (and more bat speed).

Matt Antonelli demonstrates how your posture affects your bat path and the best posture for better hitting.

Should you swing as hard as you possibly can? Baseball Rebellion provides the answer ...

Matt Antonelli provides a simple and effective drill to prevent casting your bat when you swing.

If you are having trouble pulling the ball, try this drill from Baseball Rebellion.

Matt Antonelli says the key to more bat speed is getting all of your body parts to fire in the right order, particularly getting the upper half going back while the lower half moves forward, creating a tight coil. He provides a simple tip for making that happen.

Dan Blewett provides an incredibly comprehensive video on how to use a batting tee effectively to improve your hitting and mechanics.

Making an otherwise heavy bat lighter and moving the sweet spot closer to the center can be a big deal for any hitter who is slightly late. Matt Antonelli provides a super easy way to do that with any bat.

Matt Antonelli fixes his son's swing remotely mid-game with a mental cue. Something similar might work for you, too!

Matt Antonelli demonstrates how holding your coil for as long as possible makes it possible to react to and hit off speed pitches solidly.

Matt Antonelli explains why your load and weight transfer are the key to improving your timing as a hitter