Peak POWER Baseball

By Jim Vigue

A unique book designed to offer the junior high or high school baseball player a roadmap to follow for both improving their physical and mental skills in baseball that will assist in their quest to... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0972419403
• ISBN13: 9780972419406
• Release Date: December 2002
• Publisher: Power Pubns Inc
• Length: 238 Pages
• Weight: 0.80 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 0.3" x 6.3"

Customer Reviews

Must read for a ballplayer

If you are a kid who has serious dreams to play high level baseball or a parent with a kid with those dreams, Peak Power Baseball is a must read. It takes you through every process, from high school showcases, to college recruiting, to the draft. Vigue covers every area with extreme care. A great book for the serious ballplayer.

most comprehensive!

This publication is the most comprehensive work on skills improvement that I have seen. While there are many good books on developing and improving your skills, most are written in one perspective. This book has something for everyone! It covers the players development from a physical, mental, emotional and spiritual perspective. It also gives a player and a parent an honest and realistic appraisal of what it takes in professional and college baseball. There are no ulterior motives in this information. Simple, truthful and the facts! Great Book!

Much needed information

This book is a must for any jr. high or highschool baseball player who hopes to play in college or beyond.Great information on getting into compatible college programs and excellent skill improvement tips not found elsewhere.I know this book will save my family a lot of time and money.The book's contributors are all well respected experts in their field.Mr. Vigue has done an excellent job of tying everything together.This is a must read for parents as well.Highly recommended.

Lots of great information in one place!

Mr. Vigue has done a remarkable job of putting together a lot of information about college baseball, from what schools look for, to how to get seen by scouts and coaches, to how to improve your game, in order to attract attention and seek baseball scholarships. I've just gone through the process with my oldest son and a lot of the information in here would've been extremely helpful along the way. College Baseball is unlike basketball and football-scholarships are normally partial scholarships, and the most any school can give is 11.7 total (and many give substantially less than that) among all of its players, so the competition is fierce. Mr. Vigue's book explains the process very well and give a lot of useful tips for anyone seeking to improve their game and/or to play at the next level. Any college aspiring player, or player's parent, would do well to keep this one around.