Reply to "Help hitting less polished pitchers"

Great point made, sorry...

Keeping your front side in is when the hitter doesn't open the hips or shoulders too quickly. Yes, the hips and shoulders will open on the swing, but if you try to hit the ball up the middle sometimes its too hard to do. A slow pitcher can cause the hitter to run off and leave the pitch(be way out front).

Bottom line is the hitter steps toward the pitcher in a straight line with his body.

Try hitting a pitch up the middle with your hips/shoulders opening up too quickly, can be a difficult task.

You made a great point…

Thanks

2/26/1511:58 AM

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