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Re: Re: Re: the things you hear at a HS baseball practice

Posted by: JCAZ (joeteg@gmail.com) on Tue Mar 1 14:14:49 2011

> > How are your results compared to the rest of the team?
> >
> Most guys on the team are ground ball hitters. I hit sharp line drives. Only one other person on the team believes in rotational hitting.

Paul, according to some data I found.....72% of ground balls are outs....79% of fly balls are outs......26% of line drives are outs. I would stick with the line drives. Everything being equal, rotational mechanics will out perform linear mechanics by a wide margin.

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Re: Re: Re: Re: the things you hear at a HS baseball practice Paul [ Wed Mar 2 16:06:03 2011 ]
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> > > How are your results compared to the rest of the team? > > > > > Most guys on the team are ground ball hitters. I hit sharp line drives. Only one other person on the team believes in rotational hitting. > > Paul, according to some data I found.....72% of ground balls are outs....79% of fly balls are outs......26% of line drives are outs. I would stick with the line drives. Everything being equal, rotational mechanics will out perform linear mechanics by a wide margin.

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