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Hitting Approach and Slumps (Reference To Jeter)

Posted by: Tony (badboy253@mail.com) on Sun May 23 09:13:00 2004

Hello,

Great site, I love the discussion on hitting mechanics. But when it comes down to it, a hitter obviously cannot think mechanics while in the batters box - so what would you say the pros use as an approach when they are in the batters box?

Also, what do the pros do to break out of hitting slumps? I see Jeter is still having a slow start compared to previous years, what steps should he be taking to get back on track?

Keep strokin'!

Tony

Followups:

Re: Hitting Approach and Slumps (Reference To Jeter) The Hitting Guru [ Sun May 23 16:25:06 2004 ]
Jeter--A Timing Issue BHL [ Sun May 23 23:13:17 2004 ]
Re: Jeter--A Timing Issue SBK [ Tue May 25 06:54:01 2004 ]
Jeter: "Opposite Field" Peril BHL [ Wed May 26 00:47:33 2004 ]
Re: Jeter:  [ Fri May 28 06:12:03 2004 ]

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> Hello, > > Great site, I love the discussion on hitting mechanics. But when it comes down to it, a hitter obviously cannot think mechanics while in the batters box - so what would you say the pros use as an approach when they are in the batters box? > > Also, what do the pros do to break out of hitting slumps? I see Jeter is still having a slow start compared to previous years, what steps should he be taking to get back on track? > > Keep strokin'! > > Tony

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