Posted by: Jason Euler (jason_euler11@yahoo.com) on Fri Apr 25 16:24:10 2008

> > my 11 year old son has been travel ball for 3 years now and has been doing great . He is a right handed batter and tends to hit 20% to left 20% center & 60 % right . His power is strong to right and this does not change with a slower or faster pitcher it seems to always happen? So I do not think it has to do with a slow bat? He led his travel team in almost all hitting stats but I personaly feel that if he hits to left or center more he will even get more distance? Any thoughts ? He is 82 pounds 57 inches and strong he uses a big barrel 29.5 / 20.5 bat and we are in need of a new bat ? By the way this kids makes contact he only struck out 15 out of 180 at bats.
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> In STill looking for some help here any responses welcome




that's not a bad thing at all the he can hit the ball the other way alot of major leaguers make their living hitting the ball to the right side, a teamate of mine always used to roll over the ball and pull it once he trusted his hands right center became his power ally for homeruns so i think its a good thing your son can hit to the right side it way pay of for him a lot when he gets to high school ball