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Re: Re: Letter from player I wrote a letter to Dodgers' minor leaguer Andy LaRoche (a SS/2B who, for those who don't know, is LA's 7th best prospect) about a variety of subjects, and in his reply, he said in High School he used to swing a weighted bat, then swing a fungo bat to improve his bat speed. I'm aware of the weighted-bat phenomenon and how it's misleading, but I'd like to get your opinions on this suggestion.
> > This is a standard overload/underload training excercise which can be very productive when implemented correctly. > Jeff M Implemented correctly meaning using proper mechanics while taking a quality swing? Followups:
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