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17 Mar

Posted at 09:51h in Confidence by

This post is covering one of the most important yet underrated elements for hitting a baseball, and that is being able to use your vision effectively to pick up the pitcher's release point whilst he is on the mound....

06 Feb

Posted at 11:09h in Confidence by

By hitting the ball to the opposite field early in the game, you set yourself up to receive a more straightforward pitch to hit for a home run later on in the game. Hitting for power can be a game of chess with the pitcher, he who outwits the other...

25 Feb

Posted at 00:54h in Confidence by

Get a look at different types of pitches and their movements – slider, sinker, curve, change, knuckle, split finger, fastballs. Track the baseball out of the pitcher’s hand all the way into the catcher’s glove....

04 Sep

Posted at 05:29h in Confidence by

When you guess hit, you are relying on the pitcher to make a mistake. However, sometimes pitchers do not make mistakes, in this case, you’ll need to hit their best pitches. Long movements, higher leg kick, higher elbow, and a long swing; gives a pitcher the opportunity to disrupt your...

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    "When it's on in the cage, you keep hands inside all the time... get out there in the game, you seem to keep your hands inside the ball; a fair bit more." - Jack Smalpage .250 to 380 avg, Western Australia, State League Batting Champion.

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    "My forearms and hands are free to move, while stopping my elbows from flying around." - Boston Renegades, Beep-Ball; USA.

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    "I'd always go around it, it helped me stay inside." - Jaden Steagall, Tusculum College, Tennessee, USA.