Has anyone found a routine that seems to help develope hitting when you really dont have someone to pitch to you.
Seems like too much batting cages is counter productive.
Seems like too much side Toss is not good either as well as Tee Work.
Seems like there needs to be a happy balance of all of these ways to work on hitting.
I think hitters need to learn to get the bat on balls that are not perfectly pitched as I think cage work tends to groove your swing to much if you go to the cages too much.
I wish I was a whoop butt pitcher that could pitch to my son all the time so we could work on all of this but my shoulder is shot, no arm left.
In Season, I hate it also that the high school practices so much that if we want to work on something at home that needs to be addressed then you stand a chance of putting too much stress on the wrists and arms from taking additional swings at home as the HS practice are already taking alot of swings. I think you can tell when a kid has over worked as they have no zip on their swing. I see alot of the MLB hitters into the season are taping their wrists for support.
Any thoughts out there?
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