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"We've just got to make sure we keep producing the best possible Hull FC performances every week and be right in each and every game."
According to Batchelor, the previous fixture against Wigan showed that the team was moving closer to their technical targets.
"I thought last week against Wigan was certainly a step forward and some of the stuff we've been working on recently all came out and we looked closer to where we want to be," Batchelor said.
However, he stressed that rugby league requires earning the right to win through sheer physicality every single week.
"But when the game kicks off, it all starts again," Batchelor said.
"It's a brutal game, rugby league, and you've got to earn that right every week.
You talk about the physicality, and if you don't get that right first and foremost, you're not in any game, so that's something we've got to learn a lesson on and make sure that we bring that first."
Looking ahead, Batchelor focused on establishing consistency and being more clinical during offensive opportunities.
"That's our main goal: to find some consistency in that area and get some details on the back of that that we want to work on," Batchelor said.
"We know we've got it in us now - we just need to be more ruthless when attacking moments come around, but we can take some confidence from recent weeks and use it for the rest of the year."
