Welcome to Full Count Baseball
Hitting a baseball was once described by Ted Williams as the hardest thing to do in sport, and rightfully so. Major leaguers still struggle to hit a pitched ball at 90 miles per hour consistently. But for the little leaguer, making contact with a 60 mile per hour pitch may seem even more daunting. As with any feat, when broken down into its parts, it can seem less intimidating. Here at FullCountBaseball.com, we take the time with each student to have them understand the different parts of their swing, why they are there, what functions they perform, and what impact each has on their swing. We follow time-tested principles and add new theories to produce the perfect mix of old and new instruction for today’s ball player. Because when you get right down to it, it’s still just see it and hit it. If it was only that easy!
Coach Joe Citari spent 9 years in professional baseball playing in the Kansas City Royals, Milwaukee Brewers and Philadelphia Phillies organizations. He has spent the past 8 years coaching local college, American Legion and youth baseball players.