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No stride!

Posted by: Marty (elmarto@comcast.net) on Sat Mar 4 20:22:40 2006

My son hits from a very tall stance with his feet about shoulder width apart. He effectively transfers his weight without a stride, just a slight turn of the front foot. The closest pro that I find is Ken Griffey Jr. Coaches seem to think he needs to stride. I, however, think that most kids overstride which causes their eyes to move to a lower plane. Any thoughts?

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Re: No stride! mike [ Fri Mar 10 01:31:58 2006 ]

Re: No stride! Chris O'Leary [ Tue Mar 7 19:25:53 2006 ]

Re: No stride! Tom [ Tue Mar 7 10:59:24 2006 ]

Re: No stride! The Hitting Guru [ Tue Mar 7 00:33:11 2006 ]

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> My son hits from a very tall stance with his feet about shoulder width apart. He effectively transfers his weight without a stride, just a slight turn of the front foot. The closest pro that I find is Ken Griffey Jr. Coaches seem to think he needs to stride. I, however, think that most kids overstride which causes their eyes to move to a lower plane. Any thoughts?

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