Baseball bat swing training assembly and method

A method of teaching a person a proper batting swing, the method including the steps of:

• attaching a leg coupler to a lead leg of a batter adjacent to a knee of the batter, the leg coupler being configured to be extendable around the lead leg, the leg coupler including:
• a first strap being formed in a closed loop having an adjustable length, the first strap including a closure for opening or closing the closed loop formed by the first strap;
• a second strap being formed in a closed loop having an adjustable length, the second strap including a closure for opening or closing the closed loop formed by the second strap;
• a plurality of connecting straps extending between the first and second straps, the first strap being positioned vertically above the second strap, a distance between the first and second straps being between 2.0 inches and 12.0 inches;
• providing a baseball bat having a grip terminating with a knob;
• attaching a tether to the baseball bat grip immediately adjacent to the knob whereby the tether is configured to connect to the baseball bat between the knob and hands of the batter when the baseball bat is held by the batter, the tether being attached to the leg coupler, an attachment point between the tether and the leg coupler being movable on the leg coupler, the tether including:
• a lower portion coupled to the leg coupler, the lower portion being resiliently stretchable, the lower portion comprising a first elastic band and a second elastic band, a lower coupler releasably coupling the lower portion to the leg coupler, the first elastic band having a greater resiliency to stretching than the second elastic band when both of the first and second elastic bands are taut;
• an upper portion coupled to the baseball bat, the upper portion including a first section and a second section, the first section having an upper end forming a loop being extended around the bat, the second section having an adjustable length, a connector releasably coupling a lower end of the first section to the second section, a securing member releasably coupling a bottom end of the second section to the lower portion, the upper portion comprising a material being resistant to stretching;
• the tether having a length at least equal to 10.0 inches and no greater than 40.0 inches;
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• adjusting a length of the tether such that the tether is taut as the batter is positioned in a set position before the batter moves toward a batting swing load position, wherein resistance to stretching of the tether increases as the batter moves to the batting swing load position.