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Kevin Hager quick tune-up between jr season with Cornell Baseball and NECBL report with the Vermont Mountaineers - .330+ this spring and .348 start through the first week in summer ball. Quality prep/attention to detail/competitive environments - always exciting to see feedback in real time. Hitters hit
Rax Hax Pro Performance

Hitting for power = moving fast with good direction. Hard to have good direction without tight connection from launch

Stop running from the challenge. Lean in and go to work. Allow yourself (or your players) to try, fail, reflect and grow. Growth isn't about perfection. It's about honesty, effort, and taking the lessons that competition provides. Quality training should be a huge piece in driving this process. That's what real player development is all about

A lot of young hitters are taught extension at contact with no concept of connection/holding space - locked out arms at contact very rarely produce the velocity or accuracy you're looking for. Despite the depth of the contact point he pulled this pitch. Too often back elbow extension is encouraged when the wrist of the top hand should be the final move into contact

soph continuing his torrid 2026 campaign leading in all offensive categories at the halfway point.
You don't rise to the occasion. You fall to the level and the quality of your preparation

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