| MECHANICS HITTING LESSONS I-III Lasting results proven to win These lessons train hitters in level specific offensive curriculums that are progressive and age specific. All lessons include three hitters and one professional baseball hitting coach. Designed for all ability levels, the Mechanics Hitting Lessons I-III have proven to be a viable offensive training resource for hitters seeking solutions to improving their power, mental hitting approach, and balance at the plate. |
YOUR CAREER DESERVES MORE
Experience the difference with Big League Edge Performance Baseball™
- Level and age specific hitting training
- A small group environment to meet your specific needs
- Develop your power and balance with major league techniques
- Recreate your swing with major league offensive skills
- Mondays, Wednesdays, or Fridays
- 1:3 instructor to student ratio for all lessons
- Four lessons per package
- Instructor must give approval to move on to the next level.
- A minimum requirement of 2 months for each level.
- Level I ($170) - Becoming a Professional Hitter
- Level II ($190) - Increasing your Offensive Production
- Level III ($200) - Professional Hitter's Approach to Dominating Pitching
ADVICE FROM JIM PARQUE
Your career depends on what you learn today
| Although mechanics are important to put the hitter in an optimal power and quickness position, great hitters exhibit rhythm and timing. Throughout my career I knew I could dominate a mechanically inclined hitter that concentrated on his form because he became robotic and could not make quick adjustments. If the hitter’s rhythm was in tune with my delivery and his timing did not change from pitch to pitch, it usually resulted in a hard hit baseball. One key is to look at the hitter’s front hip. When I played for the White Sox, our hitting coach Von “The Hit Doctor” Joshua, showed me the all important mechanic to dissecting any hitter. He stated the front hip must stay strong and closed through the release. If I could focus on the front hip during the swing, I would be able to immediately find any hole in the swing. |
 Ron Howard- Philadelphia
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This proved priceless information as I won 14 big league games.
The front hip dictates rhythm and timing. If it blows open too early, the swing becomes elongated. If a hitter has enough strength to power his hands against a strong front hip, quickness and body awareness increase- giving the hitter a landmark from which to judge his movements. This will ensure the batter can rhythmically time and judge any pitch- gaining invaluable reaction time.
All hitting mechanics require rhythm and timing. Without these two key ingredients, a player will never see lasting results."
Jim Parque | President of Big League Edge Performance Baseball™
A PROVEN TRACK RECORD
Impacting careers everywhere
Jon Gallagher of Auburn
“We are excited about William’s upcoming season because these lessons really improved him. He has learned a lot and improved his swing immensely.”
Wyatt Alderson of Kent
“When my son started, he was sitting the bench on his team. He is now hitting fifth and really making an impact with his team. Thank you BLE.”
Donna Rutherford of Puyallup
“One of the best lesson packages we have ever purchased. Professional coaching in every way.”
Michelle Lee of Olympia
“I highly recommend these Lessons for any hitter that wants to learn how to hit the baseball properly. The homeruns my son hit this season were a direct result of this training.”
John Walker of Montesano
“If you want to improve, come to BLE and sign up for the Mechanics Hitting Lessons. We are excited to move into the Elite 100 next year.”
