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You just gotta do a lot of throwing and maybe you will reach low 80's next year. I'm also a sophomore and throw a little harder than you but 87-88 it probly not a realistic goal in one year. As for hittingg the ball over a 330 foot fence u just gotta increase your bat speed. Take a lot of dry swings but only people like me can hit the ball that far i mean i crack the ball 360-370 easily i got mad power so do other kids i know on my all star team. Were goin to a 18 and under wwod bat tourney and were all not even 16 were beasts.
Yeah, MN Blizzard rocks. Anyways, I'm pretty sure I replied to this on a different forum, but thats okay. I told have someone video tape his mechanics and send em to me via email and I'd try and help him out.

Because right now he is saying he throws 75-80 MPH, but he doesn't say what any of his problems are, thus I'd have to just guess things like "maybe your not leading with your front hip" or stuff like that. Pero, I have no idea because he never listed any problems he thinks he has.
Well you're fifteen, don't be expecting to hit the ball out of a major league size stadium down te lines quite yet, let your body grow some. For batspeed, it's all technique, combined with your own strength. Work on your technique and contact hitting, and let your natural strength do it's job, don't try and crush the ball as this decreases your batspeed rather than increase it. I went to http://www.batspeed.com for help developing the technique. Workout, stretch, and practice. For throwing, again techqnue. Long toss should be a big help to. Good luck.

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