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Re: Re: Re: Bat Selection Posted by: Gopher (n/a) on Tue Feb 5 15:18:48 2002 My 13yrs old daughter use a Miken 32/22oz. fastpitch bat. I'm planning to get her a Easton Connection 32/22oz. or a TPS c555 33/21.5 oz. Can you help me decide which bat is better?
> > Why do you want to get an ultra-lite bat? If your daughter learns a rotational swing, she will be able to swing a heavier bat. The very light bats also encourage linear type swings and let the hitter get away with mechanics that won't help them later. > Just a thought. Why/How do lighter bats encourage linear swing mechanics? Followups:
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