2020 Coaches Clinic
YOUTH, HIGH SCHOOL, COLLEGE AND PRO COACHES CLINIC
TBD
We look forward to seeing you at the 2020 Major League Coaching Clinic!
WHAT ARE THE MAJOR LEAGUE COACHING CLINICS?
John Mallee, Current Major League Hitting Coach looks forward to hosting his 2nd annual Major League Coaching Clinics. We are proud to present some of the top hitting minds in the game.
Some of the topics presented will include but will not be limited to:
- Using Biomechanical Data to Create Individualized- Hitting Plans
- Practical Applications of Individualized Hitting Plans
- Pitch Recognition and in the Box Vision Plan
- Practice Design
- No Limitations- Making Sense Out Of Hitting Twitter
- Slow motion video analysis 1000 frames a second
- Using Data and Technology to Coach Hitters
- Coaching Hitters In-Season vs. Off -season
- Bridging the Concepts of the Baseball Swing and the Softball Swing
The clinic format will be unique and is designed to be an interactive camp & limited to a select group of Vendors. Clinicians and Vendors will be available thru-out the clinic with designated times in-between session. The cages will be set up for instructor and vendor demos. There will also be a clinician question and answer 50 min session where all instructors will be available to answer your questions and demo their drills, etc.
THIS FORMAT IS UNLIKE ANY OTHER CLINIC YOU HAVE ATTENDED
Past SpeakersMajor speakers below, see all list on the speakers page
John Mallee
John Mallee Los Angeles Angels Assistant Hitting Coach, and former professional baseball player. He played in minor league baseball as a shortstop and a second baseman. He has previously been the hitting coach of the Florida Marlins, Houston Astros, Chicago Cubs, and Philadelphia Phillies baseball teams.
Andy Haines
Begins his first season in the Brewers organization…..was named to his position on 11/19/18…Prior to joining the Brewers, spent one season as assistant hitting coach with the Chicago Cubs…Under Haines
Patrick Murphy
In today’s world of collegiate athletics, few can claim to have been at a program since the beginning. Not many can say they were there at the origin of a program, having been present from the very inception to where it stands today. And
Justin Stone
Justin Stone is one of the most in-demand private instructors in the country. Justin teaches approximately 3,000 players from across the United States each year and teaches hitting, defense, pitching and catching at Elite.
Jason Ochart
Is in his first season as the Philadelphia Phillies minor league hitting coordinator. Along with his duties with the Phillies, Jason is the Director of Hitting
Kenny Graham
Kenny Graham, 38, was recently hired as Director of Player Development for the Detroit Tigers. Prior to the Tigers, Graham spent three seasons as hitting coordinator for the Milwaukee Brewers organization,
Danielle Zymkowitz
Danielle Zymkowitz is in her fourth season as an assistant coach for the Badgers.
Zymkowitz helped Wisconsin to its second-straight NCAA Tournament with a 29-23 record in 2018. The Badgers also went 11-9 in Big Ten play, their best conference winning percentage since 2014.
Russ Steinhorn
Russ Steinhorn is the current Hitting Coordinator for the St Louis Cardinals. Former Assistant Minor League Hitting Coordinator with the Philadelphia Phillies. Prior to the Phillies, Steinhord spent the 2018 season with the ClemsonTiger program as director of player development. Steinhorn spent the previous five seasons with the Houston Astros organization.
Trevor Stocking
Trevor Stocking works at the intersection of technology and sports. Trevor manages Axe Bat’s MLB swing-fitting program that develops custom axe handles for players like Mookie Betts, George Springer, and Kris Bryant.
Prior to Axe Bat, he was one of the first employees of sports-sensor startup Zepp Labs, where he helped launch Zepp Baseball, introduced revolutionary swing metrics like “Attack Angle”, and worked with elite pro players such as Mike Trout, Jose Altuve, and Josh Donaldson.
“I had three years in the big leagues and had a little success, and why change at this point?” Altuve said. “But I changed it, and it’s a big difference. I give [Mallee] credit.
“He’s one of the best hitting coaches I’ve ever worked with.”
“John Mallee has been a big influence for me. He taught me things about my swing that nobody else had pointed out. He has helped me with my approach as well as with driving the ball.”
“John has been a huge influence on me. I signed at 17 and he helped build my swing and approach into what it is today. He takes your strengths as a hitter and makes them more efficient. He understands the mental game and helped me prepare on a daily basis with my swing mechanics and my approach against that night’s pitcher. “
Past Exhibitors and Partners
