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You must have a plan for every at bat and every pitch. There are some very good books and CD’s on the subject. Good hitters have a cocky approach in that they know they are good and are waiting for the one mistake that the pitcher is going to make. 2 strikes, no worries…. just keep fouling off pitches and wait for the mistake. If you get beat on a good pitch then tip your hat to the pitcher cause’ your going to get him the next time up. K’s happen and the best HS hitters fail 60% of the time. Now if you are missing good pitches to hit then this is a whole other problem that is not going to get fixed with a few batting only practices

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