If you’ve been told to “stay inside the ball” or “don’t bar the lead arm” and still don’t know what to work on at the cage, More Lead Side gives you a place to start.
After 20 years of studying swing mechanics, swing theorist Jaime Cevallos came to a simple conclusion: The swing is driven by lead side pull, not back arm push. In this ebook, he shows you how to feel that difference, bring it into your two-handed swing, and practice it with simple drills.
Bonus included with your ebook: the all-time pound-for-pound hitting rankings, #1–3,000. See where your favorite hitters land when you compare batting average and home run frequency adjusted for bodyweight. Chapter 2 explains the formula behind the rankings.
How to recognize when your back arm is doing too much
How to feel lead side pull with one arm and carry that feel into your two-handed swing
Why practicing from both sides can help you understand your own swing
How to build rhythm and power without juggling a dozen swing cues
“Jaime is way ahead of the game with his understanding of the swing.”— Ben Zobrist, World Series Champion
The Present State of Swing Instruction
The Pound-for-Pound Equation
The Systems Behind More Lead Side
Why Bad Swings Are So Prevalent
The Lead-Arm Progression
Swing From Both Sides
What We Can Learn From the Sandlots
Read it on your phone, tablet, or computer. Pull up a drill at the cage, revisit a chapter after practice, or look up a hitter in the bonus rankings.
Order the More Lead Side ebook and get the complete all-time P4P rankings, #1–3,000, with your purchase.
