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Re: Re: Re: Mechanics


Posted by: Paul () on Wed Mar 23 12:04:44 2011


> Hi CJ,
>
> It's not the rotational mechanics.
>
> Are they lining up their door-knock knuckles when they hold the bat? That will get rid of a hole.
>
> I would throw in a drill where you toss them a tennis ball on a hard surface and have them hit the ball after the first bounce.
>
> It's excellent practice on a driveway at home too.
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Joe
> ---

Lining up the door-knocking knuckles won't change anything. Only one or two MLB players use door-knocking knuckles. Place the bat at the top of both hands (not in the fingers). Close the hands. The grip should have the big knuckles of the top hand lined up with the knocking knuckles of the bottom hand.


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