Lloyd showed up at Wedropbombs based on a recommendation of a respected coach and friend that told me Al was the best hitting coach in NJ. My son arrived as a hot and cold hitter with a shaky mental approach as well. After a month with Al, his attitude was rock steady, his swing is the most solid it has ever been and he can't wait to get back to sessions with both Al and his catching coach Scott.

Two weeks ago when my son was in a playoff game down 4 runs, he confidently ripped a 2 run triple deep into the gap. I knew our time with Al was well spent. My friend Randy was right.

During the tryouts for his team, one of the parents was watching Lloyd hit and he said "wow your son can hit the ball hard, mine can't" I said, "sure he can, go talk to Al. Lloyd has been working with Al
for a month."

My son Garrett is 10 years old and just hit his first home run over the fence. On the way home Garrett said "Dad thanks for taking me to Al, I couldn't have done it without his training". I agreed with him, Al teaches the proper hitting mechanics that creates a powerful and consistent swing. Garrett has been going to Al for over a year, and he continues to go Al for training. Al is great with the kid's, and I now know many of the players he trains all kill the ball.

You are the BOMB

We are having a really nice pitching camp. Andrew is staying focused and having lots of fun. Your coaching staff is top shelf and adding a great value to the program. After two weeks I'm seeing a change in Andrew in how he is appreciating technique and putting into play. Couldn't have done it without your guidance. We Drop Bombs is dynamite. I wish I was a kid and could have that opportunity to play again and train with pro players.

"AL,

Joey had two baseball games in a tournament this weekend. The first games since having just 4 sessions with you. He went 3 for 5 with 3 walks and hit his first home run of the season over the fence...much improved, thanks for all your help.

The Robertsons

"Hey Al

I wanted to let you know that Travis hit a fly ball and hit the fence in yesterday's game in Mt. Laurel. He just missed a HR by a few feet. He was so happy. He said to my wife and I that he is hitting the ball so much better and harder because of you.

Al has done a great job with my 10 year old. He is fantastic with the kids. I have learned a lot about hitting from Al, and have applied his techniques to the teams I coach. Staying back on the ball, driving the ball up the middle, and increasing bat speed are all real results of his program.

I consistently recommend Al to the parents of my players, and feel that everyone can pick something up from his insrtuction.

Great Guy! I met you in Florida, you dont remember me but I saw you play. Heck of a swing there bud. You hit a ball over a road and on to a roof top. I swear that was the farthest ball I have ever seen hit. Glad you are teaching the kids to follow in your footsteps.

If Al teaches the contact point that he has, your in good hands.

Watching the videos of your hitters, it is refreshing to see an indoor facility teaching the proper swing. I love how the upper half stays back too. I like the rotation of the hitters hips and how they start the swing and launch the hands into the zone as soon as the front heel hits.


Sam Flamont

Central Michigan University Baseball Coach

I'm a 5th year senior at Rider University. As a Division I baseball player, my goal is to hit the ball hard to both sides of the field more consistently. Everyone who plays baseball wants to hit the ball harder and further and using Al's advice, I plan to do so.

His technique is proven to work because he uses his personal professional experience along with research. Many big leaguers share Al's approach to hitting including Prince Fielder, Cody Ross, Albert Pujols, Sean Green, and Mark McGwire; who are all very successful power hitters in the pros.

I guarantee your son's power(bat speed) and batting average will improve if you take his advice and incorporate it into your own game. No matter what age level, Al is the instructor to take your kid's game to the next level.