Colin F.

I have been giving private hitting lessons for 5 years ranging from Little League players all the way to professional baseball players. I give in person and online lessons.

I played collegiate baseball at Oxnard College and Oklahoma City University. I slashed .338/.402/ .550 in The Great Lakes Collegiate League, a top ranked collegiate wood bat summer league. I had success against pitchers from top ranked Division 1 programs as well as guys who went on to get drafted and pitch in professional baseball.

A client can expect a thorough breakdown and analysis of their swing paired with what they need to do to perform against high level pitching. I focus on their setup (stance), the moves they make to launch position, bat path, along with other areas of hitting that are extremely important to having success. For an in person lesson, I first start by video recording the hitter take one round of front toss before any instruction, this gives me a look at what their swing is at this particular point in time. I breakdown what I see and make adjustments to the hitter via body positioning, drills, constraints, etc.. to fix any deficiencies. For remote lessons, I will have the hitter either hit a round of front toss live in front of me with the camera facing them from the side and from behind home plate and begin the breakdown after that. If cage access isn't available at the time of the lesson, I will have the hitter show me video of their swing from front toss or live bp and I will do breakdown based off of that video. No matter if it is an in person or online coaching session, I want the hitter to provide me with as much in-game video of their swing throughout the course of their career starting from little league days so I can see any patterns or similarities in the way their body moves over time. The hitter leaves the lesson with me with a clear plan and idea of what they need to do or work on moving forward to get better and have success in the game.