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Re: Choking up on the bat


Posted by: Dumber than Dirt (joe.flowers@nofreewill.com) on Thu Jun 9 00:58:15 2011


I agree with you Scott.

It looks to me that if you have a need to choke up, then your bat is too heavy from the start. You shouldn't be changing your mechanics or where you are holding the bat.

However, with 2 strikes, I tell the players to not be thinking if it's a ball or strike but if they can hit it, then swing for it. Perhaps this should be the approach with a 0-0 count too. I personally never tell a player to choke up for the reason you cited plus now they don't have to coverage that they are used to.

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