In baseball, being on offense means more than just taking a swing at the ball. It involves strategic adjustments and understanding how to make the most of every pitch. One critical aspect of effective hitting is allowing the ball to travel. This approach helps you make more accurate and powerful contact with the ball, regardless of where it’s pitched.
Control and Adjustments: When you let the ball travel, you give yourself the opportunity to make adjustments in your swing based on the pitch location. Trying to hit the ball too early or forcing a collision before the ball reaches the ideal contact point can lead to poor swings and weak contact.
Maximize Contact Points: By allowing the ball to get to the optimal contact point, you ensure that you’re meeting the ball with the barrel of the bat. This leads to more solid hits and better overall performance.
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