Synopsis
How2Focus: The Hitters Zone features narrative stories of interactions with numerous MLB players regarding effective techniques and approaches to improve your performance. Insights are given on the early training and development methods used by Hall of Fame star GEORGE BRETT that resulted in an approach which set him apart from other players. What worked with George initially in the 1970’s is still helping players today. Included in the book are never before told stories and insights about how superstar BARRY BONDS became a visual genius; insights are shared on how SHAWN GREEN was able to perform in the zone and achieve great performance levels as hit seven home runs in a three-game span; background is provided on how Jason Giambi learned how to use visual control to maintain supreme confidence; BRADY ANDERSON’s ascent from a .225 hitter to an All-Star as he learned to take advantage of a vision plan is reviewed; the early background and development of Kansas City Royals great MIKE SWEENEY is shared; you will learn from the up and down cycles experienced by SEAN CASEY as he became one of baseball’s all-time hitters; insights on how CARLOS BELTRAN brought his friend CARLOS DELGADO who turned his career around from a downward spiral into an MVP candidate after placing a different emphasis on his efforts to recover his missing talents. You will learn how to develop and use a plan that will help you control your concentration and stay focused on a consistent plan. This unique instructional and historical book will help you learn a usable focus progression from the moment you step in the box until you either make contact with the ball or take the ball properly. Learn to do it consistently and you will have consistent quality at-bats.
About the Author
Dr. Bill Harrison – Sports Vision Specialist A former college pitcher at the University of California at Berkeley,, an eye doctor, his work in professional baseball began in 1971 with the Kansas City Royals. Baseball Hall of Fame star George Brett was among the first players he trained. Since that time he has worked with 15 MLB organizations, and many NCAA baseball programs. Many consider him to be one of this country's premier minds for sports enhancement as countless world-class athletes prepare for competition with Dr. Harrison's concepts in their training programs. Most recently he and his company have worked with the Toronto Blue Jays and the 2014, 2012, 2010 World Champions San Francisco Giants. Among the coaches and baseball leaders who participated in his training programs were Jack McKeon, Syd Thrift, Rex Bowen, Branch Rickey, Jr, John Schuerholz, Charley Lau, Mel Didier, Harry Dunlap, Karl Kuehl and Bam-Bam Meulens. College coaches include Augie Garrido, Gene Stephenson, Bob Bennett, John Scolinos, Andy Lopez, Pat Casey and many others. Through the years he has worked hundreds of baseball stars including position players, Lou Piniella, Frank White, Rod Carew and Tony Gwynn in the 1980’s, Sammy Sosa, Barry Bonds, Jason Giambi, and Shawn Green in the ‘90’s; Carlos Beltran, Mike Sweeney, Sean Casey, Jose Guillen, Jonny Gomes, Raul Ibanez, Jayson Werth, Adam Dunn, Angel Pagan, Giancarlo Stanton, Rajai Davis and Hunter Pence in the 2000’s. Pitchers include Paul Splittorff, Ron Bryant, and Bert Blyleven in the 1970’s, Doug Drabek, Steve Trachsel, and Pete Harnisch in the 90’s; Greg Maddux, Jason Johnson, Mark Hendrickson, Bronson Arroyo and Danny Graves in the 2000’s; Daniel Norris, Aaron Sanchez, Roberto Osuna, Justin Nicolino, Matt Boyd, Noah Syndergaard, and Drew Hutchinson in the 2010’s.
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