Megan Rembielak

Split grip can help with barrel control. I personally don’t like the feel because I don’t get the extension I want and it does decrease my barrel whip but I’m seeing it pop up more and more in the softball world. It all comes down to what is best for each athlete! The athlete that comes to mind who uses a split grip is @kswaggyyyy and it’s safe to say it’s very effective for her!

Registration is live! Whoever signs up will automatically be entered to win a bat of their choice from JustBats! We will be giving away 3 at the end of the camp! This is a clinic where the parents participate with their child! The parent will learn the drill, teach it to their child and then do the drill themselves after the child gets some reps! This is a fun clinic where the parent and child get to learn some softball together but more importantly really get to bond and have fun. megremsoftball.com/training-…

Indoor outfield drill With winter approaching and most teams moving to indoors, you may be a limited on what you can do BUT there are always modifications! Even with limited space, you can get a lot done and work on the fundamentals. For this drill, we are mimicking a ball over the head of the outfielder, where she has to turn and go, pick up the ball and throw to a target. Balls that are stationary, she’s using one hand. Balls that are still moving, she’s going two.

Throwing breakdown I am very big on keeping things very simple which means easy cues to still get the output we want. •Hips turn •Body and throwing arm follow. Feel a slight pull in your armpit as your hips turn ahead of your upper body. •Arm whips through •Ball releases even with your body or slightly out front •Back leg follows forward

Small clips from my latest YouTube video “2027 one piece bats + exit velos” A lot of you requested this one after the Kryo One review so here you go! Like I always say, this is relative to me and my swing and feel! All 3 bats have good pop but I believe it also has to feel great as well!

Today I turned 37, which means it has been 15 years since I last played in a game (!!). Some days it feels like just yesterday, and other days it feels like a lifetime ago. To still be a part of this beautiful game and doing what I love is an absolute DREAM. And the best part? I have SO much more in the works this next year to give back to this game that has given me so much. I’m beyond excited, incredibly grateful, and honestly just giddy about what’s ahead! My foot is fully on the gas pedal! Here’s to another year of doing what I love and continuing to serve the game that will always be a part of me.

DP’s✌🏼Working all angles from both second and short. Let the ball travel if you can help it for a quicker transfer. Using my @vallesports_ halo which means there is no squeezing of the glove. It’s a quick deflection.

Recent clips from my latest YouTube video, “Recoil hitting drill to work on balance and using the ground” After you swing and are all the way back in your follow through, you will snap the bat back to center. This will force you to make sure you’re balanced and strong in your bottom half while also making sure your head is down and still.

Power slap drill to work on driving through the ball. Keep your weight behind your left knee at contact in order to hit lines drives. Fire through the ball at contact.

Coaches clinic coming to Akron, OH! I will be doing this clinic with: •My brother, Matt Rembielak @MattRem13 : current associate head baseball coach at Bowling Green State University •My dad, Rick Rembielak: former head baseball coach at Kent State, Wake Forest and Akron. •Fred Worth: former assistant hitting coach at Findlay and Akron. We will cover how to run a practice, drills, recruiting topics and the mental game. Each participant will receive a detailed description of the drills we cover and a sample practice plan. Registration is open on my website!

My annual parent/daughter clinic is coming to Kent, OH! This is a clinic where the parents participate! The parent will learn the drill, teach it to their child and then do the drill themselves after the child gets some reps! This is a fun clinic where the parent and child get to learn some softball together but more importantly really get to bond and have fun. To make it even sweeter, @JustBats is sponsoring this clinic and whoever signs up will be automatically entered to win a new bat of their choice! We will be picking 3 winners at the camp! Sign ups go live Nov 8th at 7pm EST. Parents, you are able to sign up more than one child and I will make sure you are all together in one group! Unfortunately I don’t have a way for you to sign up multiple children at once so you’ll have to do multiple registrations.

In this drill with my dad, he’s forcing me to move my feet and get around the ball to keep everything moving forward quickly- no backhand. This is the biggest difference between baseball and softball which is the speed of the game and how you play certain balls. How you field the ball will all depend on what the ball is doing, speed of the ball and the runner.

You need to figure out where you have the quickest reaction time. I personally don’t love all the way down, as I feel it cuts down on my reaction time along with my quickness to a ball.