Reply to "Marking Launch angles in batting cages?"

hueysdad1,000+ posts

Before this was posted I was thinking about posting it. Now that I think about it , who can see the angle the ball comes off the bat in a cage ? In my opinion you might as well figure out where on the back of the cage is a HR if it's even at the back of the cage. If you can't hit the ball 350' with some frequency you might as well just try to hit line drives. Which isn't a bad thing . If you're 5'8" 150 pounds or an eleven year old should you be swinging for the fences ? Just make hard contact and go from there.

12/1/167:46 PM

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