Just to clarify, the tees out front are to 'simulate' the path of the ball coming in and the path of the bat going out? So if theta hits the front tees you are pulling inside too much, etc? Pretty cool. Are you seeing some success with his drill?
Yes Rich you are correct. The drill has been helpful for kids that pull their hands inside too much. Only caveat about this drill is I only use it with players that have more of a, using a zepp term here - "negative vertical bat angle" (meaning the barrel is well below the knob at contact). A better drill for players that has more of a "flatter swing plane" is to take the two tees and place them on the white chalk line of the batters box and throw live toss. I hope to post a video of this drill soon. Thanks!
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What's your exit velo with that 32"? Gotta be at least 90+
Just to clarify, the tees out front are to 'simulate' the path of the ball coming in and the path of the bat going out? So if theta hits the front tees you are pulling inside too much, etc? Pretty cool. Are you seeing some success with his drill?
Yes Rich you are correct. The drill has been helpful for kids that pull their hands inside too much. Only caveat about this drill is I only use it with players that have more of a, using a zepp term here - "negative vertical bat angle" (meaning the barrel is well below the knob at contact). A better drill for players that has more of a "flatter swing plane" is to take the two tees and place them on the white chalk line of the batters box and throw live toss. I hope to post a video of this drill soon. Thanks!
+Baseball Tips with Coach Avery which side of the box? inside or outside? what does this accomplish?
Thank you.