HITTING CLASSES
Build your swing and your confidence at the plate with instructor-led baseball and softball hitting classes. Through focused drills, cage rotations, and competition, players work on their technique, timing, and mental approach.
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- 1-hour classes
- Cage rotations led by Lone Star Instructors
- Drills, repetitions & competition
- Train with other athletes at your skill level
HITTING CLASS schedule
High school BASEBALL
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
5TH - 8TH GRADE BASEBALL
4:30 PM | 6:15 PM
MONDAY
3:30 PM | 4:30 PM | 6:15 PM
TUESDAY
4:30 PM | 6:15 PM
WEDNESDAY
3:30 PM | 4:30 PM | 6:15 PM
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
5:45 PM
5TH - 8TH GRADE SOFTBALL
MONDAY
6:30 PM
TUESDAY
THURSDAY
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
2ND - 4TH GRADE BASEBALL
10:00 AM | 11:00 AM
SATURDAY
Got questions? Call our front desk at (346) 703 - 9022
Hitting class instructors
The System
Players rotate through cages, each featuring a drill or competition focused on one of our two hitting pillars:
TECHNIQUE: Building the physical skills of a strong swing.
APPROACH: Developing the mental skills to use in-game.
A strong swing starts with technique, but success at the plate depends on the right approach. We teach hitters when to focus on each and use simple routines to build confidence where it counts…in the game.
Technique/Mechanics
If you want to reach game day without worrying about technique or mechanics, you need the discipline to swing on your own. The best way to work on technique? Tee-work! If MLB hitters have a daily tee routine, shouldn’t you? This is when you can slow the game down & focus on each rep, making the right adjustments to improve. Working hard on your swing doesn’t guarantee hits, but it does give you the best chance.
Improving technique takes time, patience, and hard work. Some mechanical adjustments bring immediate results, but most require focused reps and experimenting with your swing. Trust the process! Ultimately, hitters need to understand their own swing better than anyone, even their favorite coach. That understanding comes from putting in the work and having a love for the game.
Types of drills/concepts we will use involving Technique:
Rhythm & Flow in stance
Loading on time
Launch position
Ground force/KINETIC CHAIN
Hand path/Bat Speed
Timing
Don’t ever lose sight of how truly important TIMING is in our game.
Baseball/Softball explained in a nutshell: “Hitting is timing. Pitching is disrupting timing.”
Timing is so important that it goes hand in hand with both pillars-physical & mental. Timing is always a thing, it never goes away! It should always be a focus, starting from the second the opposing SP begins to warm up in the bullpen. It should be your #1 focus on-deck, and it should be your #1 focus at the plate. The more you focus on timing up your swing with the pitcher, the more you’ll be able to block out distractions & create confidence.
Mental Approach
Working on TECHNIQUE should be done ‘behind the scenes’, so on gameday you can rely on your routines & let your hard work pay off by having a clear mind, even with the game on the line. You should feel confident on gameday because the work has already been done. Now you can just relax, go have FUN & focus on winning with your teammates, which is the best recipe for individual success. Your swing & TECHNIQUE is what it is on gameday, which is when your MENTAL APPROACH & your ability to COMPETE w CONFIDENCE kicks in.
Compete with Confidence
Both hitting pillars are intended to create confidence. Confidence is a “stain you can’t wipe off”, so it doesn’t matter whether you are walking to the dish in an 0 for 20 slump or seeing it like a beach ball, all elite hitters have routines & methods that they can rely on to get locked in & STAY locked in. Blocking out distractions can be tough in a game where there’s at least 15-20 seconds of dead time in between each pitch. The types of thoughts that fill up a player’s head from pitch to pitch is very crucial in a player’s ability to compete, stay positive, & to stay confident, no matter what. Easier said than done? Of course! That’s why we are here to help.
Types of drills/concepts we will use involving Mental Approach:
Routines, Breathing
Visual Training, Pitch Recognition
Situational Hitting, Plan of Attack
Games, Competitions - Compete & have FUN.