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blocked front foot? Posted by: Rollinstone (bstone206@aol.com) on Mon Aug 23 18:58:10 2004 Many softball coaches in Texas (including some colleges) teach batters to block the front foot and not turn it at all even as a part of the follow through. Seems stupid to me and very unnatural but does anyone know why they think that it is part of a their great hitting technique? Lots of real knowledge being shared on this site. Thanks. Stone
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