Reply to "Wide Stance .vs. Narrow Stance"

socalhscoach100+ posts

There is to wide and there is to narrow. All players need to get in a stance so that their stride length will put them in a good athletic base. I do not believe in the no stride and I can not think of a MLB hitter that no strides and yes that also means Puljos. I have seen enought slo mo video on him to know he takes a stride. By no stretch of the means am I a genius and I do no quote physics to much but here goes. A body in motion stays in motion and a body at rest stays at rest. This is why to stide 101.

2/9/103:32 PM

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