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Product Description
After working as a minor league hitting instructor, Charley Lau Jr. began his quest to resolve the myths and misunderstandings on how to hit a baseball in the most effective way possible. This book not only includes the secret ingredients to building the most dynamic swing possible, but he shows, step-by-step, how to teach yourself or your students.

About the Author
Charley Lau, Jr. - A sports adminstration graduate of St. Thomas University, Charley Lau Jr. spent three years as a minor league hitting instructor in the Chicago White Sox organization before returning home to Miami and using South Florida youth leaguers to further validate his hitting development program.

He divides his time between operating Charley Lau's School of Hitting in Hollywood, Florida, and serving as the personal hitting instructor for numerous big-league players. Always well respected, Charley Jr.'s reputation as a special batting coach grew rapidly after a skinny kid named Alex Rodriguez used his system to not only catapult himself out of the minors, but to also win a major-league batting title.

Charley Jr. has worked with such players as Tony Gwynn, Dante Bichette, and several other high-profile hitters.

Jeffrey Flanagan- Jeffrey Flanagan has worked the last 10 years at the Kansas City Star as a columnist, national baseball writer, and a beat writer covering the Kansas City Royals. Prior to that, he worked as the national baseball writer for the Arizona Republic in Phoenix. He has also worked at the Decatur (Ill.) Herald and Review, and the Portsmouth (New Hampshire) Herald. Flanagan is a graduate of the University of Minnesota with degrees in political science and journalism. He hits and throws right-handed and currently resides in Westwood, Kansas.