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Re: Top hand rollover


Posted by: Jack Mankin (MrBatspeed@aol.com) on Wed Jan 4 12:33:45 2012


>>> Need a couple of good drills for the hitter that rolls his
Top hand over right after contact is made <<<

Hi Scout

I have no problem with the wrist (or top-hand) rolling over after contact. It is the premature (approaching contact) rolling that is a serious flaw. I would suggest making sure he has a problem before making changes.

The two main causes for the wrist to prematurely roll are; (1) Lack of shoulder rotation & (2) The lead-elbow dropping below the swing plane before contact. Below are a couple articles regarding the Wrist Roll.

Wrist Roll

Premature Wrist Roll

Note: I am not in favor of the Fence Drill as Slugger suggest. I find it causes more problems than it solves. Below is an article I wrote regarding this drill. You can read it and decide for yourself whether or not to use it.

The Fence Drill & Bat Inertia

Jack Mankin


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