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Posted by: Ryan (BAZEBALL59@AOL.com) on Sat May 6 19:09:44 2000

Hi. I am a player. I am I line drive, contact hitter. I was wondering about how to fix this problem I'm having in my swing. I stride, cock my bat and feel ready. When the ball is on the way for some reason I try to take it back to get some more power. Some people call this a "hitch". This causes me to hit lots of pop ups and soft grounders in the cage. How can I fix this? Also what are some drills I can do for this? I am open to any openions. Thanks

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> Hi. I am a player. I am I line drive, contact hitter. I was wondering about how to fix this problem I'm having in my swing. I stride, cock my bat and feel ready. When the ball is on the way for some reason I try to take it back to get some more power. Some people call this a "hitch". This causes me to hit lots of pop ups and soft grounders in the cage. How can I fix this? Also what are some drills I can do for this? I am open to any openions. Thanks

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This is known as hitting for the cycle in a game?
   Single, double, triple, homerun
   Four singles
   Three homeruns
   Three stikeouts

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