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Re: Re: Re: Switch hitting > hi iam a little league baseball player and i want to learn how to hit the ball hatter and how to make more contac with the ball
---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ask your folks to get a batting tee and or take you to the batting cage. Get the video 'Teaching the Mechanics of the Major League Swing II and study it. That is a start. (Also if you/your family can afford a battery operated plastic pitching (plastic whiffle type ball) machine, it would be a good investment. Good luck!! Followups:
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