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Re: riseball

Posted by: andy (aa.cocm) on Sun Feb 26 05:57:32 2006

> A "rise ball" is not actually rising as it crosses home plate. It may in some case travel level to the ground, but it is not traveling up through the hitting zone.

Jack,
> I'm not sure I understand how the fundamentals of this swing and the concept of hitting "level with ball" allows you to hit a rise ball in fastpitch.

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> > A "rise ball" is not actually rising as it crosses home plate. It may in some case travel level to the ground, but it is not traveling up through the hitting zone. > > > > > > Jack, > > I'm not sure I understand how the fundamentals of this swing and the concept of hitting "level with ball" allows you to hit a rise ball in fastpitch.

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