Seems like I read a post awhile back about lessons but can't find it. It may have been on pitchers. Who do you use for hitting? Any success? Son is in real slump.
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Danny Florence is a good teacher. He runs Frozen Ropes in McKinney. See link above.
It's a long way from Garland.
But, I'll give a plug for them anyways.
Ray Burris for Pitching www.rayburris.com
He pitched in the bigs for a long time. And, he has done amazing things with my son.
Shane Davenport at Ray Burris took my son a long way on his hitting this off season as well. Ray worked with my son on hitting and broke him completely down, as he had so many problems, Shane finished him up and works with him weekly to keep him tuned up through the spring.
Can't say enough good things about all the people over at Ray Burris. They treat us like family, and my 5 year old daughter has been adopted by the ladies that work in there.
But, I'll give a plug for them anyways.
Ray Burris for Pitching www.rayburris.com
He pitched in the bigs for a long time. And, he has done amazing things with my son.
Shane Davenport at Ray Burris took my son a long way on his hitting this off season as well. Ray worked with my son on hitting and broke him completely down, as he had so many problems, Shane finished him up and works with him weekly to keep him tuned up through the spring.
Can't say enough good things about all the people over at Ray Burris. They treat us like family, and my 5 year old daughter has been adopted by the ladies that work in there.
Darrell Richardson his academy's number is 972-406-1777. He is by far the best pitching instructor as well. Tommy Hernandez also works out of there a lot. I was impressed by both of them.