I just started my softball season again and your videos really help. I'm a powerful hitter on my team because of you, my throws are better, and i'm just better in general. Thank you so much!❤️🥎
Thanks Megan your videos have helped me coach my 8 year old daughter’s select and rec team immensely. Any chance you could do a video on pre-game warm up drills/routine?
We share similar techniques. I am a college professor now teaching biomechanics and anatomy. Thank you for paying attention to power hitting details, especially as a petite woman. Just a suggestion, I am using your video for class and it would be awesome if you gave 3 swings before your talk in addition to what you are doing. I want to watch you swing more to show my students more. We demo 3x in education, that is why I ask. Keep up the good work Megan. Crissy
Megan, love the video, thank you. I throw front toss to my 14U granddaughter in a cage. She wants me to move the net up to about 15 feet from the front of the plate and from there I toss balls to her at about 25mph. (Do the math and you'll see that this is equal to about 65mph from a distance of 39 feet which is close to the distance from a pitcher's release point to the front of the plate.) After several pitches she gets her swing into a groove and hits screamers. However, in a game, she hits what I call squibblers, soft ground balls to the pitcher or second baseman. Her timing is obviously off and this cage time, although great for getting to the ball of a fast pitcher, is not helping her in real game conditions. Any suggestions?
Instead of moving the net up, set up 3 plates (one behind the normal plate and one in front). After each hit, have her move up. Once she hits the 3rd plate, have her start over. This helps with timing. 1st plate simulates slower pitching, middle is normal and 3rd is fastest. Foot needs to be down before hips fire so make sure more than anything that front foot is down before she swings!
@@MegRemSoftball Thank you very much for that suggestion. We'll be sure to try that the next time we're in the cage. It's funny that you mention the front foot being down. At our last session she said that she wanted to try something new that would make engaging her hips easier and that was to load by striding with her front foot on her toes then starting her swing by dropping her heel. I thought that it complicated her swing because it adds another motion but, per prior agreement, kept my mouth shut, LOL. Now, when I watch you in this video at 0.38, you seem to be doing the same thing. Am i right?
Everything here is great lower half great way to show loaded power. Its the start of generating bats speed. Hitting a ball harder all contact points being the same ( which is a another part of great hitting.) the more bat speed the harder the ball is hit. So how to generate the most bat speed. I learned it as hand torque. Specifically Top Hand Torque THT With everything in this drill if you make THT part of this package you will generate more bat speed. Golfers that drive the farthest all contact points the same, hit the ball the farthest. It physics. Some hitters naturally accomplish this. Most don't without training like this. One example ua-cam.com/video/pCCTgy2SIYQ/v-deo.html Then get a pitch to hit.
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I just started my softball season again and your videos really help. I'm a powerful hitter on my team because of you, my throws are better, and i'm just better in general. Thank you so much!❤️🥎
Awesome! Good luck in your season!
@@MegRemSoftball Thank you! :)
A little goes a long way. Thanks for showing me the right direction. Your videos are amazing.
I’m absolutely loving your channel! My 14 year old daughter is learning so much, thank you!!!!!
Awesome! I love to hear it!
Thanks Megan your videos have helped me coach my 8 year old daughter’s select and rec team immensely. Any chance you could do a video on pre-game warm up drills/routine?
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Repost to the top - searched your vids for power hitting and could not find one - then this just popped up on my feed today.
We share similar techniques. I am a college professor now teaching biomechanics and anatomy. Thank you for paying attention to power hitting details, especially as a petite woman. Just a suggestion, I am using your video for class and it would be awesome if you gave 3 swings before your talk in addition to what you are doing. I want to watch you swing more to show my students more. We demo 3x in education, that is why I ask. Keep up the good work Megan. Crissy
Good video for my daughter thanx 🙏🏻
Great helpful videos! My daughter can hit but just needs that push to get her power she needs.
So not much of a pre-load on this drill more focused on getting the hips to drive forward and seperate upper and lower half?
Correct. I wanted to focus more on feeling the separation so I started in the load.
Love your channel
Thank you!
So you're swinging thru your core?
Megan, love the video, thank you. I throw front toss to my 14U granddaughter in a cage. She wants me to move the net up to about 15 feet from the front of the plate and from there I toss balls to her at about 25mph. (Do the math and you'll see that this is equal to about 65mph from a distance of 39 feet which is close to the distance from a pitcher's release point to the front of the plate.) After several pitches she gets her swing into a groove and hits screamers. However, in a game, she hits what I call squibblers, soft ground balls to the pitcher or second baseman. Her timing is obviously off and this cage time, although great for getting to the ball of a fast pitcher, is not helping her in real game conditions. Any suggestions?
Instead of moving the net up, set up 3 plates (one behind the normal plate and one in front). After each hit, have her move up. Once she hits the 3rd plate, have her start over. This helps with timing. 1st plate simulates slower pitching, middle is normal and 3rd is fastest. Foot needs to be down before hips fire so make sure more than anything that front foot is down before she swings!
@@MegRemSoftball Thank you very much for that suggestion. We'll be sure to try that the next time we're in the cage. It's funny that you mention the front foot being down. At our last session she said that she wanted to try something new that would make engaging her hips easier and that was to load by striding with her front foot on her toes then starting her swing by dropping her heel. I thought that it complicated her swing because it adds another motion but, per prior agreement, kept my mouth shut, LOL. Now, when I watch you in this video at 0.38, you seem to be doing the same thing. Am i right?
0:32 not 0:38, sorry.
@@togamac Yes! A bunch of hitters do toe to heel to help with timing
Paralysis by analysis. All it is is a 'tilt'. Its really that simple.
Hey ur such a bad ass thank for all ur help
Thank you!
@@MegRemSoftball just let me know if we can link up an do a one on one session with my daughter
I'd really appreciate it
I can't while I am there. Sorry@@benjaminvenegas5491
So do u do one on one session?
Love this helps
I got alot of power but I use my arms alone what can I do to get my powerore
Everything here is great lower half great way to show loaded power. Its the start of generating bats speed.
Hitting a ball harder all contact points being the same ( which is a another part of great hitting.) the more bat speed the harder the ball is hit. So how to generate the most bat speed. I learned it as hand torque. Specifically Top Hand Torque THT
With everything in this drill if you make THT part of this package you will generate more bat speed. Golfers that drive the farthest all contact points the same, hit the ball the farthest. It physics. Some hitters naturally accomplish this. Most don't without training like this. One example ua-cam.com/video/pCCTgy2SIYQ/v-deo.html
Then get a pitch to hit.
Thanks.
Thank you you help me
Can you do a video on how to get timing down
I just did one a couple months ago!
What is your bat that you use?
Ghost
This would be called lag in golf!
😳would you like to join my co-Ed team?😬
cool
You call
Front shoulder needs to be way more down and turned in
Less talking and more walking, please 😅
I just landed on your videos 💪
Literally act like like you’re chopping wood…
No thanks
@@MegRemSoftball no wood 🪓