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Re: Re: Re: Re: Fence Drill


Posted by: Dilbert (mjordan1@cerner.com) on Thu Sep 5 12:09:49 2002


Can someone tell me why it is that the fence drill does not get any attention at this site? It would seem like a drill that is so compatible with rotational mechanics would get a lot of attention. Just wondering.
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> > > Bill,
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> > > The fence drill is a poor drill. To do it you have to pull the bat through the hitting area rather then push it.
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> > > F. J.
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> > Sorry, Frank, but the fence drill, used properly prevents casting and promotes rotational mechanics.
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> Frank, I would have to agree with Bill. There is a right way to do the fence drill that will promote rotational mechanics ( and you will PUSH the bat ). There is a wrong way of doing the fence drill that will promote linear mechanics ( you will PULL the bat).

What do you mean by 'PULL the bat' vs 'PUSH the bat' ?
Exactly how do you do the fence drill correctly? I always hit the fence with my bat when my shoulders rotate into the 'pitch'. What am I doing wrong?


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