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Re: Re: Bat lag

Posted by: Chris (Chriss@yahoo.com) on Thu Jun 9 14:27:50 2011

> Bat too heavy?
>
> ---Nope, actually is a little light. 29 in/17 oz. He is 4'8" and 63 lbs. Just the usual kid thing of getting the top hand elbow underneath his bottom hand elbow. He rotates his shoulders too soon so he is fully rotated well before impact with ball.

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> > Bat too heavy? > > > > ---Nope, actually is a little light. 29 in/17 oz. He is 4'8" and 63 lbs. Just the usual kid thing of getting the top hand elbow underneath his bottom hand elbow. He rotates his shoulders too soon so he is fully rotated well before impact with ball.

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