changing mechanics

scatpac10+ posts

Last year in Freshman Baseball, my son had a great year hitting with power. This year I noticed his lead foot is high up on the toe during his stance. (Something like Jeff Bagwell)
During his last few games it looks like he is a little off balance and the power is not there. Should both feet be on the balls of the foot or does it just go with the rule, what ever feels comfortable for the batter.

3/5/062:42 PM

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TRhit10,000+ posts

Why he has changed what he was doing?

3/5/063:00 PM

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