LEARN TO DRAG BUNT, SOFT SLAP/PUSH & HARD SLAP FROM THE LEFT SIDE Sun. 11/13/22

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LEARN TO DRAG BUNT, SOFT SLAP/PUSH,
& HARD SLAP FROM THE LEFT SIDE
Sunday, November 13th
For ages - 10U - 14U
INSTRUCTION:
Clinics are for athletes who want to learn or refine their bunting and slapping skills from the left side. It will focus on footwork, bat path, and ball placement for the drag bunt, soft slap, and hard slap. We will also incorporate mental approach in determining which strategy to use in games.

INSTRUCTORS:
Retired college coach of 33 years, Karen Linder is 4 - time MAC Coach of the Year with
over 800 career victories and 12 championship titles. She is proven in developing
championship performers, having coached 11 Academic All Americans, 6 All Americans, 5
professional athletes, 82 All Conference players, and over 200 scholar athletes at the NCAA
I, II and NAIA levels. Most recently she coached the USA 12U Ohio/WV Team in the USA
All American Games in OKC from 2016 to 2021 and currently is on the NFCA Executive Board of Directors.
Dani Ramos is a Kent State University alumni having played from 2011 to 2015 as a lefty slapper and being an NFCA Academic Award Winner. Currently, she is a Grand Slam instructor and assistant coach at Worthington Christian High School and has coached travel ball after graduating from college.

Cost: $60

www.grandslaminfo.com

Mannino’s Grand Slam, 6635 Dublin Center Dr, Dublin, Ohio 43017
614-717-9934

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Karen Linder at 330–221–5197 or email at klinder@aspirehighersports.com.

Testimonial:
I have been working with Coach Linder for the past 4 years on hitting/slapping. She helped me with technique, skill, and the
mental side of the game. I would not be the player I am today without Karen’s guidance, instruction, and patience with me. 15 year old softball athlete
My daughter attended a Karen Linder Slapping Clinic at Grand Slam 2 years ago and she has never looked back since. The instructors made the transition to slap hitting very easy to grasp and understand with the techniques that they taught.
Parent of a 14 year old athlete