Reply to "Hitting down on the ball"

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Originally posted by BOF:
You really need to find someone he can work with individually. www.webball.com has some drills and books you can look into also. It is a good resource.

I agree that an individual coach is the way to go.My son had an instructor that we went to together and it helped with his power to all fields.He was already a good hitter and had already hit a few homeruns so this philosophy didn't make a hitter where there was not 1.It did make for a more compact and versital hitter.

The bat on the shoulder and torque drills are done before every game.When he goes to practice with his team and they have them do stuff off the T,he can go back to these drills without my supervision.

10/8/104:29 PM

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