Coach Peavy's All Stars

These athletes are Coach Peavy's choices as real All Stars.....
Not necessarily because of their ultimate level of play....although they all are pretty good.....
They are All Stars because of their dedication, attitude and work ethic.....
Through baseball they have learned the true value of a good work ethic.
I am proud to say they are genuine TEAMMATES and SPORTSMEN.
Baseball teaches participants how to handle life on life's terms...especially with the great support all of these athletes have had of their parents, grandparents, coaches and mentors.
In this day of  some pro athletes who do not feel they are supposed to be role models, all of the below athletes are terrific examples of the future role models for other upcoming athletes...
Be proud of the young men and women you are all raising to be great people with the help of the baseball community.....I know I am.
Coach Preston Peavy

 

 

Baseball Statistics Explained

 

James Harris
Etowah High School Senior in 2010

UPDATE June 2010: Harris Drafted by Minnesota Twins

April 12, 2010: Harris Signs to Play for WAKE FOREST in the ACC!

James Harris made an already good baseball career even better! Working diligently with Coach Peavy since October of 2009, James has refined his game enough to catch the attention of ACC rivals and Wake Forest won! HARD WORK PAYS DIVIDENDS!
James is an exceptional student as well as being a young man who will be a terrific example for younger players.

Check out  the YouTube video above right showing James & his terrific work ethic.
 

Areas of Dedication:
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Community Service
* Papa's Pantry
* Run for the Children
* Touch the Turf
* Christmas Angels
Varsity Baseball, & Summer Travel Baseball
Varsity Football
Strength & Cardio Training

From Coach Peavy: James Harris is one to watch in 2010 & beyond.
Signed initially to play with Perimeter College, James is already getting well deserved pro scout attention & it will continue.
What I like most about James is his solid sense of self and dedication to the sport & the community.

Through his exception work ethic, James has shaped his quality swing with Coach Peavy into one of the most feared swings in the Region.

From Jamie Harris (James's Dad):
"Coach PV is a master at teaching the art and science behind hitting at the highest level in baseball. He has a unique ability to communicate and demonstrate the how's and why's of hitting at a professional level. My son James has been working in Coach PV's system the past 4 months at a pace of 3 sessions a week. After a few sessions last fall James made the decision to commit 100% of his instruction time to Coach PV. It was the right decision given the improvement we have seen in his ability to generate more power with backspin, consistent ball striking and closing his weak spots around the plate. I am sold on Coach PV and his system, it's the best instruction hitting system Atlanta has to offer."

Follow James & his Senior Season at Etowah at http://etowahbaseball.vnsports.com/ as they defend their Region 5AAAAA Title.
Coming out of the box running.....Early 2010 Stats

Notice the impressive OBP of .535 with 10 RBI and 12 runs already! James is a run machine!
Teams don't like to pitch to him so he gets fewer pitches to hit, but takes advantage of what they give him because his OPS (On-base% plus Slugging %) is a whopping 1.245 which is out of this world!


 

Liam Cotter
Marist War Eagles in Dunwoody, Ga.

Liam Cotter is an 8th grader at the Marist School in Atlanta and has been a student of Coach Peavy's since the summer of '09.

This spring, Liam helped lead Marist to the championship of the Dunwoody Senior  Middle School Baseball League with a record of 15 - 1. Liam lead his team this spring in at bats, base hits and RBIs, and hit .447 while playing first base and occasionally catching for Marist.

Liam also pitched for the War Eagles featuring a full array of pitches including a "Vulcan Changeup" he learned from Coach Peavy,  finishing the season 3 - 0 with a strike out to walk ratio of better than four to one, and an ERA under 2.00

Liam plays Summer Major Tournament Baseball with Team Gwinnett.

From the Perfect Game WWBA 14 U National Championship Blog:
Liam Cotter (Marist High School 2014) went 3 - 3 to lead Team Gwinnett Mizuno Blue to a 5 - 0 win over World of Baseball. "Cotter also tallied three singles, showcasing his line-drive abilities. He also had a flat bat path and a smooth load." June 25, 2010.

From Coach Peavy: "Liam is a favorite student because the word "can't" is not in his dictionary.....he simply takes what I give him and runs with it. He also has achieved a high level understanding of how to play the game and make adjustments....this is the definition on an "intelligent ballplayer in my book and I am looking forward to helping Liam achieve a stellar baseball career at any level he desires to play".

From Dan Cotter, Liam's Dad: "One of the reasons for Liam's success is his work ethic and his ability to put into practice what he is taught by his coaches. I attribute his hitting skills to Coach Peavy's unique ability to teach  kids by breaking hitting down into  fundamentals, and then allowing his students  to develop those fundamentals within the context of their own individual styles."

 

Steven Voigt
UPDATE:
Steven has Become the Closer for the Young Harris University Team in 2010
Camden County High School Graduate Played in 2008 for Augusta State University

Augusta State University Freshman Throws First Pitch at Yankee Stadium
Honors Fallen Navy SEAL Father

Augusta State University Freshman, Steven Voigt, threw the first pitch at Yankee Stadium in honor of his father, Navy SEAL Steven Voigt, who lost his life in a helicopter crash in the Persian Gulf in 1996. Voigt and his grandmother, Ann, were guests of the NY Yankees and the Special Operations Warrior Foundation, a non-profit organization funding Steven's college education.

New York (PRWEB) May 8, 2008 -- Augusta State University freshman Steven Voigt had the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to walk to the center mound of Yankee Stadium and throw the ceremonial first pitch during Military Appreciation Day, May 3rd.


Augusta State University freshman Steven Voigt, Jr. throwing first pitch at Yankee Stadium, May 3, 2008. Photo courtesy of NY Yankees

Video of the first pitch available online at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmDdJ70zWCQ
The New York Yankee organization has always been so supportive of the men and women who proudly serve in our military

The first pitch was part of the New York Yankees' salute to America's military personnel which also paid tribute to fallen service members, including Voigt's father, Petty Officer Steven Voigt, a Navy SEAL who lost his life in the Persian Gulf while conducting helicopter operations in 1996.

Voigt and his grandmother, Ann, were invited to be part of the pre-game activities by the Special Operations Warrior Foundation (www.specialops.org), a Tampa-based organization that provides full college educations to the surviving children of special operations personnel killed in combat or training.

Voigt attends Augusta State University with the help of the Special Operations Warrior Foundation. He is studying Business Management and also plays baseball for the university's team, the Jaguars.

Before a sold-out crowd of fans who cheered him on, Voigt threw a perfect fast ball to Yankees catcher Jose Molina.

The Army's premiere parachute team, the Golden Knights, were unable to jump into the stadium due to the weather, they were on the field to present the Voigt family a personalized poster from the jump team. Country singer and former Army Ranger, Keni Thomas, performed the National Anthem.    

As they have done for the past 28 years, the Special Operations Warrior Foundation provides full scholarship funding for the sons and daughters of fallen special operations personnel. The foundation provides college scholarship grants, not loans, to cover tuition, books, fees, room and board.

"The New York Yankee organization has always been so supportive of the men and women who proudly serve in our military," said John T. Carney Jr., SOWF President and Chief Executive Officer. "We were thrilled to have one of our students throw the first pitch and honored on the field."

The Warrior Foundation, a four-star rated charity by Charity Navigator, has seen 123 of its students graduate college, and currently has 111 students enrolled in colleges and universities across the country. There are another 500 children who have yet to reach college age in the foundation's program. In 2007, the Warrior Foundation provided $1.5 million in scholarship grants and educational counseling to the children of military special operations personnel.

From Coach Peavy:
Put very simply, Steven Voigt is one of best students, specifically because of his unbeatable work ethic.

Steven helped carry Camden High to it's best season in history, hitting, pitching and at shortstop.

February 16, 2008    NCAA Baseball     Augusta State 6, Valdosta State 1 (Game one)
Jags, Blazers Split Twinbill
Voigt improves to 2-0, Owens tallies five hits

AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Augusta State and Valdosta State split a non-conference baseball doubleheader Saturday afternoon at Lake Olmstead Stadium. ASU took the first game 6-1 behind a solid pitching effort from freshman righthander Steven Voigt. In only his third start, Voigt (2-0) struck out five and walked just one batter in seven innings, giving up four hits and one run.
Kevin Owens went 4-for-5 with a pair of RBI and Alex Sickman was 3-for-4 with a run scored. Alex Walker and Darren Swift each scored two runs. Chris Tyler worked two scoreless innings, allowing a hit and striking out one.
Steve Turner took the loss for the Blazers, surrendering five hits and four runs in 1.1 innings. Adam Harmych logged 4.2 innings of relief and was charged with six hits and two runs. Thomas Tripp gave up two hits over the final two innings.
The Jags and Blazers play the rubber game of the series on Sunday, Feb. 17 at 12:30 p.m. at Lake Olmstead Stadium.
Joey Warren     Augusta State Athletic Media Relations Director

College Coaches need to get this guy in their lineup! His stats below speak for themselves!

 
STEVEN VOIGT CAMDEN COUNTY - SENIOR THRU 2ND ROUND PLAYOFFS
HITTING   PITCHING  
GAMES 28 GAMES 11  
AT BATS 79 INNINGS PITCHED 43.0  
RUNS 29 RUNS 10  
HITS 31 EARNED RUNS 5  
DOUBLES 6 HITS 28  
TRIPLES 0 DOUBLES 5  
HOME RUNS 2 TRIPLES 0  
TOTAL BASES 43 HOMERUNS 1  
WALKS 5 BASE ON BALLS 4  
STRIKE OUT 5 HIT BATTER 0  
SH 2 STRIKE OUTS 26  
SACRIFICE FLY 0 WILD PITCH 0  
STOLEN BASE 3 WON 4  
RBI 28 LOST 0  
SLUGGING 0.544 SAVES 1  
ON BASE % 0.547 SHUTOUT 1  
BATTING AVERAGE 0.392 ERA 0.81  

 


Jason Delay, Infielder/Catcher/Outfielder Alpharetta, Ga.

At Age 14 in February of 2010, Jason Delay made his HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY TEAM.
Positions: C/3rd/2nd/1st/OF
Travel Baseball Experience:
Ocee Stars 3 years, Birmingham Mudcats 1 season, Windward Rangers 2 years
Fall 2008           BA 0.422      SLG% .622      OBP: 0.567    
OPS 1.189

From Jason's Dad Tim Delay:
"Jason enjoys Coach Peavy's approach to hitting and Jason has shown improvement from day one.
Coach Peavy's attention to detail and his step-by-step instruction has helped Jason build his swing and his confidence.
Jason now understands what he is doing right and more importantly, what he might be doing wrong.
Jason is now confident enough to correct his swing, if needed, during each at bat.
This is directly due to the instruction (and swing education) Coach Peavy has given Jason during his batting sessions".

CLICK HERE or ON THE PHOTO BELOW TO SEE THE AT BAT IN WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER

 

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Nick Saavedra
Alpharetta, Ga


From Coach Peavy:
Definitely one of my hardest workers......with patience and perseverance Nick has molded himself into quite a fine hitter....his upside for the future is tremendous. Look for Nick and his never say die attitude for the Milton Eagles in Alpharetta, Ga.
 

Nick Saavedra

OF/C/P

Milton High School Freshmen Team

Milton Eagles (8th grade feeder)

Windward Rangers

Wills Park Fire

From Nicks Dad Manny Saavedra:
"
As a Dad and Coach:"
"Once Nick started working with Coach Peavy using his fundamental approach to building a swing, Nick's hitting and confidence improved tremendously. He is much more confident at the plate and understands each aspect of the swing and can diagnose and correct aspects of his swing if necessary. The drills/methods that Coach Peavy uses truly teach the player how to develop a swing and the improvements can be seen in my sons and other players who have been instructed by Coach Peavy."

"Coach Peavy’s approach to hitting instruction is the best I have seen in my 10 years of coaching recreational and travel baseball teams."
Thanks,
Manny
 


 

Coleman Williams
Infielder from Dunwoody, Ga

From Coach Peavy:
Shown raking an outside pitch to the opposite field, Coleman Williams is one of my best overall students at his age because he truly has become a student of the game.
Coleman has learned truly HOW to hit in our lessons over the past few years.
When asked a technical or tactical question about his swing, Coleman is remarkably accurate in his assessments....Hence, his in game adjustments are right on.
Watch for Coleman to be a player to go to on any team he plays for in the future.
 

Tucker Lloyd Age 7 in 2009

Yes....Even our young ones are asked to work to high levels!
Shoelaces to the pitcher, heel to the sky, flat hands & beautiful balance!

From Coach Peavy & Coach Voigt:
Tucker Lloyd is a favorite because he has one of the best attitudes of any athlete in our group & is a joy to work with!

From Chris Lloyd, Tucker's Dad:

Coach Peavy,
 Just wanted to give you a big thank you (and Coach Voigt) for working with Tucker.  He has made huge strides in the short amount of time you have worked with him (couple months). I have attached a picture someone took of him batting this weekend at our tournament at ATPP.   Although the picture is from an earlier game - later that day he drove in the GW RBI on a line drive to center field in the bottom of the 8th Inning (7U's only play 6 innings) with 2 outs in the championship game. 
Thank you again!
 Chris Lloyd

 

 

Andrew Gleason, Catcher/Outfielder at Southern Poly in Marietta, Ga.

From Coach Peavy: Andrew Gleason is a hitting student with me in Marietta, Ga.
Andrew has an incredible work ethic. He came to me in 2006 with a swing in need of improvement.....
With dedication & a lot of hard work, Andrew completely transformed his swing in a short period of time with the information & training tools given him, turning into a line drive machine! I really enjoy watching him swing the bat!

Andrew finished College in 2008 with a career .345 Batting Average
 

Watch Andrew Hit, Catch, Field, Throw & Run Bases.

He is a True 5 Tool Player:

Click the Photo at Left or HERE to See a Google Movie of Gleason's Baseball Highlights



Andrew should have a terrific season in 2008 for Coach Matt Griffin at Southern Poly!
Follow Andrew's season in 2008 at: http://www.spsu.edu/recreation/Baseball/index.html

From Andrew Gleason: "Coach Peavy breaks hitting down so it's simple and easy to understand. Following Coach Peavy's methods has helped me fully understand my swing and how to make adjustments from game to game. I am finally hitting the ball like I should be & feel like there is still room to make my swing even better following Coach's drills & techniques."

Andrew played at Dunwoody High School, near Atlanta, Ga. In the Summer of 2006, Andrew made the all-star team for the Georgia Dugout Club Summer League and was also voted most dedicated by his teammates at Gardner-Webb University.

Update April 30, 2007
Andrew Gleason finished the regular season on a tear with a
.357 Batting Average
With Andrew's help in centerfield, Southern Poly finished 47-18 in the SSAC.

Update:  March 31, 2007 Double Header
Gleason goes 6 for 7 with 2 doubles and a HR against division rival Emmanuel College



Update: Early 2007 season:

Gleason, Andrew Games 8 BA 0.391 SLG 0.522 AB
23
Hits 9         RBI 10



Click On the Photo Above
to See a Windows Media Video (WMV) of Andrew lacing an outside fastball & then adjusting for an outside changeup.....
And, yes, that is the "crack of the bat" with real wood!
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Justin DeShan
Chattahoochee High School

2008 Update

Coach Peavy's Student Justin DeShan Signs Letter of Intent with Young Harris College
From Coach Peavy: "Hard work pays off. Justin DeShan worked through adversity to receive a scholarship to play baseball at Young Harris College. I am very proud of Justin and his work with me in the summer of 2008 which led to a successful tryout and offer from Coach Rick Robinson."

Justin is shown below signing the letter of intent with Coach Robinson and his proud parents Pete and Charlotte DeShan.,

During the summer of 2008, Justin worked hard on a full pitching and hitting program with Coach Peavy, including learning a strength training routine, a pitching specific strength regimen, high speed motion analysis of his pitching motion and the resultant pitching specific training routine to develop easy velocity, minimize injury potential, build a leveraged and synchronized pitching movement for him specifically and to maximize command with a full arsenal of pitches.

Justin realized a significant gain in leverage and velocity to with much easier command. Coach Peavy expects him to continue to progress in his natural velocity to the 90 to 94 MPH range while in college......with 5 to 7 different pitches with command! A full tool set!

Justin's motion looks a bit like Kevin Brown, doesn't it?




May 26, 2007 Update: Justin is Fresh off of a 2 Home Run Game
A tireless worker and a favorite among my students,
Justin is not only a quality hitter, but is also a top notch pitcher and will only get better.

From Justin on May 26, 2007: "Today we had our first 2 games of the season.  I threw a complete game with 1 earned run in the first game.  In the second game I hit 2 home runs to put our team over Dawsonville 14 to 4. I finally got that perfect backspin hit that we have been looking for on the second homerun (It was a high pitch too!)  I really think that this new batting stance with the leg lift has paid off."
Thank you, Justin DeShan

More stats soon.

Mike McGuire, from St. Peters College in New Jersey

Mike McGuire Jr. is a  Junior in 2008...in 2006 & 2007 Mike led many offensive categories for the D1 St. Peters Baseball Team as a Baseball Scholarship Athlete at Division I St. Peters College.

Prior to college Mike received many baseball honors including All New England in 2005.
Mikes career high school batting average was in excess of .400 & he hit .505 in 2005.


Watch This Terrific At-Bat From March 2008
As Mike Works The Count & Gets His Pitch To Hit
CLICK the PHOTO-Plays in Windows Media Player

UPDATE April 17, 2008
McGuire leading St. Peters in most categories with an
OPS of .997
OPS (On Base % + Slug %) is a major indicator of a hitters efficiency. A .900 OPS is considered top of the game in the Major Leagues.

Player   avg  gp-gs  ab  2b  3b  hr  rbi  tb  slg%  bb  hbp  so  gdp  ob%  sf  sh  sb-att  po  fld% 
McGuire,Mike   .345  31-31  113  20  39  27  61  .540  24  20  .457  1-2  41  .978 
Romano,Joe   .327  31-29  104  19  34  20  38  .365  13  .412  6-7  224  35  .996 
Kallert,Kevin   .310  29-29  113  21  35  10  24  52  .460  11  22  .373  10-11  32  .851 
Mullee,Conor   .300  31-31  120  20  36  10  26  57  .475  17  .348  3-3  51  88  10  .933 
Alexander,Dennis   .283  26-26  92  22  26  16  31  .337  20  16  .410  7-8  48  49  .933 
LaCava,Michael   .276  28-22  76  19  21  16  27  .355  14  12  .414  8-10  52  .929 

UPDATE March 12, 2008

               Player AVG   GP-GS  AB   R   H    2B  3B  HR  RBI  TB    SLG% BB HBP  SO GDP  OB%  SF  SH  SB-ATT PO  A   E  FLD%  OPS
22 McGuire,Mike .478   7-7   23  2  11   3   0   1  10   17 .739  5  0     3  0   .552    1  1   0-0    6  0  0 1.000
1.291

UPDATE March 02, 2008
McGuire comes out swinging heavy in first six games of 2008...including a 400+ ft homer.
...including just barely missing 2 others.......has 8 RBI in first 6 games......stats speak for themselves...
New video will be added showing at bats in 2008 soon.

Player   avg  gp-gs  ab  2b  3b  hr  rbi  tb  slg%  bb  hbp  so  gdp  ob%  sf  sh  sb-att  po  fld% 
McGuire,Mike   .450  6-6  20  8  15  .750  .560  0-0  1.000 


CLICK HERE or click photo above to play a montage of Mike's at bats and home runs from 2007 in Windows Media Player.

Summer of 2007:
Playing for the Jersey Tides in the Atlantic Baseball Confederation,
Mike hit .358, had 3 homers and 25 + RBI's and had a slugging percentage over .526 with an on-base percentage of over .450. He had 12+ doubles and a triple. He played first base exclusively.
The Tides won the league and Mike led them in hitting. His OPS, was an impressive .976!
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Spring Season of 2007:
Using Coach Peavy's methods, Mike McGuire boosted his OPS (On Base PLUS Slugging Percentage)
over 70 points from 2006 to 2007, from .821 in 2006 to .891 in 2007 and led his Div. 1 College Team in Homers.

OPS is a major indicator of a hitters efficiency...in fact a .900 OPS is considered top of the game in the Major Leagues.
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JERSEY CITY, NJ (April 14, 2007) – The Saint Peter’s College Peacocks (17-16, 7-4 MAAC) split their MAAC doubleheader with the Siena College Saints this afternoon, winning the first game 8-4. Mike McGuire was the game one hero, hitting two homers in the victory. The game one victory was the first over Siena in the Peacocks history.
The Peacocks jumped on the board in the first as McGuire hit a solo shot over the right field fence. McGuire hit his second homer of the game in the fifth, this time a two-run shot to give the Peacocks a 3-0 lead.

Update March 14, 2007
Stats speak for themselves.......

Player  

avg 

gp-gs 

ab 

2b 

3b 

hr 

rbi 

tb 

slg% 

bb 

hbp 

so 

gdp 

ob% 

McGuire,Mike  

.368 

12-12 

38 

10

14 

11 

23 

.665 

56

.455 

Update May 22, 2006:
Dear Coach Peavy,
      "I wanted to thank you again for helping me with my swing.  Our season just ended on Saturday and I was very happy with my performance this season.  I ended the season batting .301 with 47 hits.  I had team high 11 doubles and 2 homeruns. I was second on the team with 25 RBI, 28 walks, a .410 slugging percentage, and a .411 on base percentage. I was named to the New Jersey Collegiate Baseball Associations All Rookie Team and I have been nominated for MAAC rookie of the year. I could not have made these accomplishments without your help.  Thank you again and I will continue to work hard and hopefully we will get to work with each other again soon."
Mike McGuire


From Mike McGuire:

“I knew that what it took to be successful in high school would not necessarily carry forward at a higher level. I sought out an instructor that had proven success & I found that in Coach Peavy.”

"I spent 4 days in Atlanta & received personal instruction from Coach Peavy. While I have much work ahead of me I am confident the “Pro-Swing” technique will be a key to my success in college & beyond.

"I highly recommend that any serious hitter should visit Coach Peavy. The results are truly amazing."
Mike McGuire   # 22   St Peters College


Update on May 19, 2006: McQuire is third on the team as a Freshman in Batting Average & First in On Base %

Player                      AVG  GP-GS    AB   R   H  2B  3B  HR RBI   TB  SLG%  BB HBP  SO GDP   OB%
24 Kallert, Kevin...    .318  33-32   110  17  35   5   2   2  20   50  .455     14   0     19   2  .395  
7   Maertz, Santo....  .309  38-36   123  18  38   5   0   1  22   46  .374     12   2     19   2  .377  
22 McGuire, Mike....  .301  47-47   146  21  44  11   0   1  23   58  .410     26   3    32   2  .411


From Coach Peavy:
"
Mike McGuire has a positive attitude & terrific work ethic. Combining his naturally good hands & eyes with a learned, leveraged efficiency & fully applied core strength should result in a substantial jump in his power output, making an already successful style even better............I look forward to his success at St. Peters."

Follow Mike's progress this season at http://www.spc.edu/athletics/baseball/index.php

 

Coach Peavy Sponsored the Sandy Plains Prowlers 11U Team in 2008


Follow Their Season HERE

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Support the Oregon Park Outlaws 2009

Coach Peavy and his staff worked with the entire Oregon Park Outlaws Team in 2009 including their Coaching Staff headed by Manager Roy Jeffers.
Training included Complete Team Hitting and Team Catching,
featuring Coach Peavy and Coach Andrew Gleason of Coach Peavy's Baseball Training Staff.

 

Brittany Ellington
Collins Hill Eagles Fastpitch

Brittany has to be a favorite among my students because of her incredible dedication and work ethic.
She is versatile in the field and is truly a complete 5 Tool Player!
I expect her to be a complete terror at the plate in 2008 and beyond.
Look for hitting photos updates online here soon, including video.

From her Dad, Rusk Ellington:
"
As a parent and coach I have always sought out the best instructors that could help my daughter achieve her goals.  I look for someone who is knowledgeable, encouraging and gets along extremely well with their students. I have found that man in Coach Preston Peavy. 
His ability to teach along with his positive reinforcement have been a blessing to our family. What started out as an eight lesson trial period has turned into four months of instruction. 
My daughter this past week received her first scholarship offer and I attribute this to her hard work with Coach Peavy. 
She plans on working with Coach Peavy throughout her college years of softball."

UPDATE: Brittany has signed to play with:

Players Achievements

Travel Team Name:

Travel Team Web Address:

Collins Hill Eagles - 18U

www.eteamz.com/cheagles

High School Softball:

4 year starter on Varsity at Providence Christian Academy

Gwinnett County Team of The Month, 11th Grade

1st Team All Gwinnett County, 11th and 12th grade

Honorable Mention All State, 11th Grade

Esther Award (Exemplifying Christian Leadership)

   12th Grade

1st Team All Region, 11th Grade

2nd Team All Region, 12th Grade

Travel Softball:

5 Years Travel Ball

Collins Hill Eagles in 2008

 

Brian Kelaher, Brown University

I am exceptionally proud of Brian Kelaher because of his never give up attitude.


Brian Kelaher (Farmington, CT) played for Brown University with mixed results through 2007.
In January of 2008, Brian came to Atlanta to work with Coach Peavy with heavy immersion training & carried his terrific work ethic & practice routines back to Brown for the 2008 season.

Early in the 2008 season, Brian occasionally came off the bench but kept up his practice & work routine he learned while in Atlanta.....and when his chance came he made the most of it by immediately posting a .316 batting average with a .382 On Base Percentage.

Targeted Practice & Dogged Perseverance Pays.....All Coach Peavy's students can learn from Brian!

Brian  was a four-year varsity starter at Avon Old Farms High School, where he captained the 2004 League Championship team. He received the Juan Comella Award for inspired play. Kelaher was named the team MVP in 2003 when again Avon won the League Championship. At the age of 16, he became a member of the 18U team and was the recipient of the Golden Bat Award in 2003.


 

Charles (Chuck) Evans
Speed Merchant, Slick Fielder & Slugger for Morehouse College in Atlanta, GA

End of Season 2008 Update
Chuck had a solid season in 2008

Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT OPS
Evans, Charles .337 29-28 86 20 29 5 0 2 17 40 .465 13 4 13 2 .442 01 0 13-14 .907


In High School, Chuck was All Conference his Senior season and was also given the "Most Improved Player" award.
His team was 17th in the Nation and #1 in the State of Virginia.


Chuck's game features SPEED stretching singles into doubles using 6.68 second 60 Yd. dash speed combined with POWER.

Defensively Chuck plays all outfield positions & is a natural center fielder with great range & above average arm strength.
Chuck can even play 2nd base & catcher when called upon.

Chuck first worked with Coach Peavy prior to his 2007 season as a Morehouse Tiger.
Chuck is a very patient hitter who is hard to strike out & knows how to work the count & get his pitch to hit.
As a Sophomore at Morehouse in 2007, Chuck was given the "Best Hitter Award" and pounded his way to a
.992 OPS!

OPS is a major indicator of a hitters efficiency...in fact a .900 OPS is considered top of the game in the Major Leagues.


Chuck is one of the hardest workers out there....
After a hard off season working with Coach Peavy in the Winter of 2007,
we can't wait to see what Chuck does in 2008!

CONTACT COACH PEAVY
to have Chuck play for your College Wood Bat Team in the Summer of 2008!


Here are his 2007 Statistics:

Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT OPS
Evans, Charles .315 33-30 92 27 29 5 0 4 20 46 .500 27 5 16 0 .492 0 1 6-9 .992

 

Boomer Rivera, Slick Fielding Infielder at
Xaverian High School, Staten Island, NY

Coach Peavy's student, Adrian " Boomer " Rivera 5' 10" 150 lbs.
Xaverian High School. Played on the Freshmen Gold Team.
Superior glove at shortstop-Ozzie Smith type defensive player. Colleges need this young man to anchor their infield.


BA .435 in the Staten Island League with a .552 OB%. Catholic League BA .750 with .783 OB%. All other games BA .588 with .667 OB%.

Won the New York City Freshmen Catholic Championship. Won the Junior Varsity Championship. Was the MVP his freshmen year.

College Coaches should contact Coach Peavy about Boomer, at smarty1@mindspring.com
 

Darren Jenkins, Outfielder at Albany State

 

Darren increased his batting average 63 POINTS in 2007!
Using Coach Peavy's methods, Darren also boosted his OPS (On Base PLUS Slugging Percentage)
192 points in 2007, from .724 in 2006 to .916 in 2007!

OPS is a major indicator of a hitters efficiency...in fact a .900 OPS is considered top of the game in the Major Leagues.

SIAC Baseball 2007
Overall Statistics for Albany State (as of May 04, 2007)

• Record: 37-19 • Home: 21-10 • Away: 13-8 • Neutral: 3-1 • SIAC: 17-3 •

Player   avg  gp-gs  ab  2b  3b  hr  rbi  tb  slg%  bb  hbp  gdp  ob%  sf  sh  sb-att 
Jenkins,Darren   .309  52-52  181  57  56  10  40  90  .497  26  .419  30-38 

SIAC Baseball 2006
Overall Statistics for Albany State Univ. (as of May 23, 2006)

• Record: 25-32 • Home: 14-15 • Away: 6-14 • Neutral: 5-3 • Baseball: 9-6 •

Player   avg  gp-gs  ab  2b  3b  hr  rbi  tb  slg%  bb  hbp  gdp  ob%  sf  sh  sb-att 
Darren Jenkins   .246  22-17  65  16  16  11  24  .369  10  .355  8-8 

 

ASU Rams baseball wins two against Concordia
  • The Rams click on all cylinders as Albany State completes doubleheader sweep of Concordia-Selma.

Scott Chancey   (Albany Herald) 5/2/2007

ALBANY — After sweeping Morehouse and outscoring the SIAC foe Tigers, 30-3, during a three-game series this past weekend, the Albany State Rams’ baseball team certainly was open to a doubleheader Tuesday against 0-2 Concordia-Selma. And after winning both games against Cordia, 13-3, and 14-2, the Rams finally appear to be hitting their stride. “We’re just playing well,” Rams head coach Edward Taylor said. "From the pitchers to the DH, everybody is playing great.” The Rams, who out-hit Concordia, 24-11, in both games, now have a weekend series against Benedict to worry about.

“We’ve definitely got a big test against (Benedict),” said Taylor, whose defending SIAC tournament champion Rams are 16-4 after Tuesday’s wins. The Rams certainly didn’t look past Concordia-Selma on Tuesday. Albany State shortstop Dionte Blanton went 4-for-8 with two doubles and six RBI, including a two-run homer. “It’s a rare occasion for a leadoff hitter to hit a home run at Albany State,” Blanton said, “but not (Tuesday). Taylor, however, had a reminder for Blanton after such a day. “He’s still the leadoff hitter,” Taylor said with a laugh. “The leadoff guy hits a home run, there isn’t too much I can say about that. I just hope that he doesn’t think he’s a home-run hitter right now.”

Alexander Wyche went 4-for-5 with a two-run homer and four RBI, Darren Jenkins was 3-for-5, including a triple and four RBI, and Chuncey Ward hit a two-run, inside the park homer, in the second game.

The Rams got an added boost when pitcher Anthony Davis earned his first win in the opening game. He not only went seven innings, he struck out 10 batters and walked only one. “That was a tremendous job by (Davis),” Taylor said. “He needed it. Since all four of our losses were under him, he needed it bad.”

And in the second game, Samuel Murphy also went the distance, striking out eight and walking one. He pitched 3 2/3 innings of no-hit ball, until Concordia-Selma homered, leaving the Rams with what then was a 9-1 lead. Although the Rams committed four errors in the first game, they were flawless on the field during their 14-2 victory.

“If we keep playing how we’re capable of playing, the sky’s the limit,” Taylor said. Jenkins’ RBI double began a surge in which the Rams scored 10 runs during the first three innings of the opening game. After Jenkins’ two-run single in the second made it 5-0, a two-run single by Jonathan Hamm and Blanton’s two-run blast broke the game open.

Ward’s inside-the-park homer in the bottom of the third broke open the second game, in which the Rams scored seven runs in the bottom of the third. Wyche hit a two-run single, Blanton added a two-run double, and later scored on an error to finish the inning. And one of the highlights of a four-run seventh inning was a two-run double by Todd Anderson

April 4, 2007 Stats Update:

            Player         AVG   GP  AB   R   H   2B  3B  HR  RBI   BB  HBP  GDP SB  

#5 Jenkins, Darren....344   35  128  42  44  7   5    3   32   17   3    0    22

From Coach Peavy: Darren is a favorite student because his work ethic is terrific.
Darren has terrific speed & a sense for the game-talents that can be maximized. He came to me in 2006 with a swing in need of improvement....I gave him he tools he needed to overhaul & improve his swing to build average AND power......Darren has been using the fall & winter of 2006 to implement what he has learned......I am truly looking forward to seeing his improvement at Albany State in the Spring of 2007!
 

DeMario Cash, Infielder and Pitcher at Albany State


Andrew Gleason and DeMario Cash
2006 Georgia Dugout Club Summer Collegiate League All-Stars.

DeMario Cash and Darren Jenkins train with Coach Peavy in Atlanta and work Coach Peavy's Step by Step Training System together, on the team at Albany State.
Darren and DeMario both work hard at their craft, to be the best they can be and Coach Peavy is extremely proud of them.

April 1, 2007 Update: DeMario Cash Stats:
 

Cash, DeMario   BA
0.328
SLG%
0.614
Hits
43
2B
12
3B
5
HR
6
SB
10
OB%
.455
RBI 46

In addition, DeMario is 6-0 on the mound for Albany State.

 

Jason Sinclair
Senior '07 St. Lukes Crusaders
Team Connecticut
Chosen by Elon University


 

From Coach Peavy.......Jason Sinclair is one of my hardest workers.
Admittedly in 2006, his batspeed was in need of improvement and improve he did....
Jason worked with me during the 2006 summer season in Atlanta and again in Staten Island in January of 2007.......
Jason took my full drill set to heart during the winter and amazingly increased his batspeed OVER 20 MPH!

I will be working with Jason again in July of 2007 in Atlanta while Team Connecticut is there......
and these stats as of April 13, 2007 are going to be hard to improve on, but if anyone can do it, Jason can because of his terrific work ethic.:

Batting Slugging On Base AB R H RBI 1 2 3 HR PA SO BB HP SAC
0.447 0.921 0.543 38 14 17 15 4 8 5 0 46 4 6 2 0

From the New Canaan News Review: Jason Sinclair has returned as the team's lone senior to make up for the loss of a valuable core. The lefty-lefty first baseman will be the rock in the middle of the Crusaders' lineup and may even see time on the mound. St. Luke's Coach Mitch Hoffman said Sinclair, who will play at Elon University next year, has a better mental approach to the game this year.

"Sinclair has really shown some tremendous leadership skills down here in Florida," Hoffman said via telephone during his team's annual preseason trip south. "He's our only senior. He's put this whole team on his shoulders and you can see it."
 

Brett Bafaro Hillsboro, Oregon


Brett Bafaro has a remarkable season in 2006.

Brett's dad Blayne Bafaro, sponsored Coach Peavy's Step by Step to a Pro Swing Hitting School in Hillsboro, OR
& is now a hitting coach for a local high school.
Having attended Coach Peavy's Hitting School in Hillsboro Oregon, Brett worked with his dad consistently on the techniques & principles he learned in Coach Peavy's Hitting School.


The result? Brett hit .590 with 25 Home Runs in 2006.

From Blayne Bafaro:

"Coach Peavy, Brett hit 590 this last season with 25 Hr...
We also went to Cooperstown and & played in their 90 team tourney. Brett hit a couple there as well."
"The most effective drill for us this summer was the cha cha. This drill helped with the release of his backside power.
He is no longer a back foot hitter as you can see in this picture.."
 Squish the bug is no longer a term to use with Brett's swing. We did a lot of bottom hand drills off the tee.
Bretts bat speed was amazing."

Before, Brett was an effective opposite field hitter with very little pull power....he is now a very strong pull and spray hitter due to your drills."

 

Kyle Koger from Ashburn Virginia


 
2007 Bishop O’Connell High School Baseball “Most Valuable Player”

WCAC All-Conference Selections: 1st Team 2007
Utility Player Kyle Koger, O’Connell, Sr.
from http://www.dcsportsfan.com/default.aspx?ArticleID=1261&Page=All

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Kyle has come to Atlanta several times to work with Coach Peavy, learning his Step by Step to a Pro Swing Hitting methods.
Because of his terrific work ethic, Coach Peavy desires to be one of his strongest references as he seeks his college baseball choices.

3.26.06 UPDATE from Dale Koger:
Hi Coach:
Although we're only one week into the regular season,
you were right when you said Kyle might surprise some folks this Spring. In his third AB yesterday, on a 1-2 count, he went "yard" to straight away CF, about 360'.
For the week, he was 4-for-7, 4 RBI, 3 runs.
In a come-from-behind win on Thursday, he had a two-out single in the bottom of the last inning and went on to score the winning run....got his name in The Washington Post for that.
Will keep you posted. I've already had several people say, "the instruction in Atlanta seems to be paying off".
Thanks for everything, Coach, and we will be back down to see you.


Note From Coach Peavy:
"
When Kyle was in Atlanta, he SUBSTANTIALLY improved his batspeed & learned to involve his core strength in the swing much more effectively. IN FACT, if he continues the techniques & drills he learned in Atlanta, I expect him to realize a LARGE, VIRTUALLY EFFORTLESS BATSPEED INCREASE with no loss of fine tip bat control. The next season should be a big season for Kyle"

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TOURNAMENTS & SHOWCASES
2005 O’Connell HS: Washington Catholic Athletic Conference (WCAC) Tournament Semi-Finals
2005 O’Connell HS: Virginia Independent Schools (VIS) State Tournament Semi-Finals
2005 Northern Virginia Blackhawks: Continental Amateur Baseball Association (CABA) Virginia State Tournament Runner Up
2005 Bridgewater College Fall Showcase
2005 George Mason University Fall High School Instructional Showcase

Kyle's father, Dale Koger, was a member of the Virginia Tech Hokie baseball team & is currently the General Manager of Turner Construction Sports overseeing the construction operations of major sports facility projects across the country, including the homes of the Philadelphia Eagles, Denver Broncos, Seattle Seahawks & more. Stay tuned for his next exciting projects. Read more about Dale's projects in the VA. Tech Magazine.

Dale Koger, VP of Turner Construction.....
Turner Awarded Contract To Construct
New Yankee Stadium In Bronx, N.Y.

See http://www.turnerconstruction.com/corporate/content.asp?d=5562


From Dale Koger:
"When Kyle & I arrived & began the 4 day session with Coach Peavy, we found Coach to be very detailed in his explanation of the areas in which he saw the most chances for significant improvement. Coach Peavy explained some very sophisticated concepts in terms that were easy to understand for Kyle & for me.

The key to this experience - in my opinion - was presenting the new information in such a way that both the athlete & the parent understood it - that is the only way to achieve "buy in" or commitment of the athlete & his day to day reinforcer of the principles, which in our case will be me.

I took a lot of notes so that I could work with Kyle when we returned home to further embed the new Peavy fundamentals into Kyle's permanent swing mechanics. So far, I believe Kyle is making exceptional progress, even though Coach Peavy tweaked about 6 or 7 things about his swing.

I know of dozens of young hitters that I believe would benefit greatly from working with Coach Peavy, & I intend to make them & their parents aware the opportunity that is available through VSI Baseball."

 


DJ Juhlke, Augustana College, SD


Hard Work + Good Information = Success

DJ Juhlke is a remarkable example of dedication. In 2005, after a .205 season with the Augustana College Vikings, DJ contacted Coach Peavy about a program to improve his hitting skills.

First, Coach Peavy responded by having DJ send in a hitting video for a Computerized Video Motion Analysis. Then, DJ purchased consultation time with Coach Peavy by phone, to go over the Motion Analysis in fine detail & to outline specific objectives at the plate with specific corrections DJ required to achieve a timely hitting motion, including several new timing keys for his stride, coupled with the full utilization & release of DJ's considerable potential power.

DJ received Coach Peavy's Step by Step to a PRO Swing Hitting Drills video and went to work during the off season building a new hitting motion with Coach Peavy's full drill set, in preparation for the 2006 season.

Final 2007 Stats for DJ Juhlke

Player                         AVG  GP-GS    AB   R   H  2B  3B  HR RBI   TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT

D.J. Juhlke, AC............  .390  36-31   100  17  39   9   0   3  26   57  .570   7   9  23   1  .466   2   0   3-3

2007 OPS: 1.036 !!!


2007 Update April 10, 2007:

Player          AVG  GP-GS   AB   R   H  2B  3B  HR RBI TB  SLG% BB HBP SO GDP   OB%  SF  SH  SB-ATT   PO   A  E  FLD%

D.J. Juhlke.. .377  20-17   53   8  20   7   0   2   17   33  .623   4   4     15   0    .444    2    0    1-1        4    0   0 1.000

The result in 2006? See for yourself......Batting average up 154 points! Slugging Percentage up 115 points!

2006:     33 D.J. Juhlke......  AVG .359  AB 128  R 40  H 46   2b 9  HR 5  RBI 37   TB 70  SLG% .547  BB 30   SO 16  OB% .497
2005:     33 D.J. Juhlke......  AVG .205  AB 44   R 44   H 9   2b 4   HR 2  RBI 12   TB 19  SLG% .432  BB 19   SO 9   OB%  .478

Now, DJ's only complaint is they don't want to pitch to him because he powders everything!

You can accomplish similar results with good information & a positive work ethic like DJ's!

 


Andy Walfred, Atlanta, GA


 

Update April 1, 2007
Andy is hitting .430 with a .685 On Base %

Put simply, Andy Walfred is one of my favorite hitters, specifically because he probably has the most dedicated work ethic I know of.

Shown here seriously working the Separation Drills in the space he created in his basement for inclement weather, Andy works the Step by Step Drills I assign him better than anyone I know. He let's nothing get in the way of dedicated and quality practice. This is a clear path to success!

Andy will play for his Middle School this year as well as several other high level teams and I expect nothing but good things for him as he is one of my most intelligent hitters.

From his Dad Tony
on training with Coach Peavy:

"I know I'm pleased with the results, and Andy is too. I know it's helped him become a better, dedicated player as far as practice is concerned. A positive result is that is has changed him from "come on son, it's time to practice" to "come on Dad, let's practice"

It's really given him that internal drive, that "he wants to be the best he can be." I guess if you want to sum it up in one sentence, I'd say, "The result is that my son has been made him into a more enthusiastic and dedicated ballplayer"


Want to see a video of this hit?
Click the Picture or HERE.

WMV File Plays in Windows Media Player


Chris Jensen, William & Mary College



Jensen Launches a Home Run
Click on Photos above to play a Windows WMV Video in Media Player of 2 Home Runs!

UPDATE: November 02, 2006 Freshman Catcher Jensen launched his
first College Home Run for William & Mary College in Virginia.
10/02/06 WILLIAMSBURG, Va. - The William and Mary baseball team held its annual Green and Gold World Series, an intra-squad three-game scrimmage, this past weekend at Plumeri Park.

Update April 25, 2006 has agreed to bring his hitting skills to William & Mary College!

Update March 17, 2006: Jensen is batting .438 in his first 8 games of 2006 & is a terrific team leader for Wesleyan, running the game like a pro behind the plate.......the following article is from www.GaVarsity.com

ACC TEAM INTERESTED IN WESLEYAN CATCHER
John Marchant, GAVarsity.com
Roswell (GA) - Wesleyan catcher Jensen is starting to gain interest from many of College Baseball's top recruiters. Jensen had always been one of the best defensive catchers in the peach state, but as a sophomore, with a .340 batting average, he wanted to improve on his hitting. Now as a senior, currently is hitting .438 after eight games with the Wolves. Now Jensen can add "Great Hitter" to his resume. GAVarsity.com talked to Wesleyan Coach Mike Shaheen about the talented catcher's recruiting process.
Check out the rest of this story at the link:
http://gavarsity.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=522787

Jensen is a high school senior at Wesleyan School in Norcross in 2006. He has achieved honor roll or merit list almost every semester of high school & maintains a 3.5 GPA while taking honors & AP classes. He was recognized for his outstanding achievements academically, athletically & in the community with the nomination of the Wendy's High School Heisman Award. He is also an Eagle Scout. He has been selected by school faculty & athletic coaches to participate in the Gwinnett County IDEALS Athletic Leadership & the Gwinnett County Youth Leadership Forum. As a senior, he is a Peer Leader at his school & spends time mentoring a group of freshmen.

As a two sport Varsity athlete in football & baseball, has earned seven Varsity letters. He has been recognized with selection for the All Gwinnett County Academic baseball team, the Gwinnett County touchdown club has awarded him the Cecil Morris Award & he is a member of the All Gwinnett County Offensive Honor Roll.

developed & executed his own community service project that provided books, movies, CD's & other educational items to thirteen different local non profit agency's that assist the underprivileged, abused or ill members of our community. He has also sent several boxes of entertainment items to three US Navy ships to help entertain our troops. He also spent a week working on a mission trip last spring.

will be playing baseball at the collegiate level. He has interest and offers from several schools, including Emory University, Tulane University, Rhodes College, University of the South, William & Mary and Furman University.

From Pete Jensen
(Father of Jensen)
"Coach Peavy has been working with for a year on improving his bat speed & consistency of his swing.  Coach Peavy's explanation of the swing & drills utilized have given an elevated confidence level & produced a higher average(.395) & slugging percentage(.675) in his high school season."

"Due to Coach Peavy's commitment to & ' hard work, over a dozen universities have contacted resulting in several scholarship offers including Division I schools."

From Coach Peavy:
" is an especially dedicated worker, keeping himself in top shape through hard work & disciplined practice. is taking the principles & methods I taught him & working the drills, simply willing himself to success in 2006 through dedication & hard work. His power numbers to ALL fields should jump in 2006 just as they did in 2005, as he fully involves his considerable core strength & continues to get completely leveraged in his swing, further multiplying his strengths."

 

Garrett Retka from Minnesota

  
Garrett Retka from Minnesota Traveled to Atlanta for a Week to Learn
Step by Step to a Pro Swing with Coach Peavy.

YOU Can Do the Same......
Come to Atlanta to work with Coach Peavy Personally or work with his Home Training System

From Garrett Retka: 
"As a player & high school coach I wanted to make myself a better hitter & coach. I decided to have Coach Peavy break down my swing & put it back together. I was really pleased with my increase in bat speed & my new pin point focus technique I now take to the plate as well as give to my players.

"Coach Peavy taught me the proper swing timing & triggering mechanisms through his very easy to follow drills & training sequences. I know that if I continue to follow the drills & his suggestions I will have a good year at the plate."

"As a instructor, I couldn't have asked for a better individual. He was great with me & I was thankful to be able to see him use his teaching style with a variety of ages all of whom had a great time, along with getting results."

"Thanks again Coach Peavy for making me & my players better hitters."
Garrett Retka-Henry Sibley HS -Minnesota
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Garrett Retka plays for the CCVL League Champion Hastings Hawks in Minnesota & has played in the Northern League.
Garrett is also the Baseball Coach for Henry Sibley HS in Minnesota
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Note From Coach Peavy:
"
When Garrett was in Atlanta, he SUBSTANTIALLY improved his batspeed & bat tip control technique."
"IN FACT, after he continues the techniques & drills he learned in Atlanta,
I expect him to realize a USEABLE BATSPEED INCREASE IN GAMES of OVER 20 MPH!"
 

Come to Atlanta for 4 to 6 Days of Personal Training with Coach Peavy

  • Fly or Drive In & Spend 4 to 6 Days in Atlanta with Coach Peavy
    Coach Preston Peavy does Personal Hitting Instruction 
    Teaching his Full Transfer Pro Method of Hitting
  • Contact Coach Peavy 404-909-8020 smarty1@mindspring.com for details
  • General Information & Instruction Tips

    ALWAYS have an OBJECTIVE, in each at bat, practice or drill.

    In Hitting Instruction, Coach Peavy will teach Coaches, Parents or Team the necessary DRILLS with defined OBJECTIVES, to show the everyone his Step by Step Method to Assemble a Pro Swing.

    Learn the Basics:
    Begin your hitting training by viewing an entertaining Physics Lesson on the Ball/Bat Collision by my favorite Baseball Fan, Nuclear Physicist & Professor, Dr. Alan Nathan of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
    in a Windows Media WMV File
    The PHYSICS of the BALL BAT COLLISION

    If you cannot view the above WMV file, then view this html file by Professor Nathan:
    The Physics of Baseball