If I could add audio to an emoji, there would be a very loud groan with it.I have never seen a ball with two hands. If I did, I would probably panic and hit it, too.
If I could add audio to an emoji, there would be a very loud groan with it.I have never seen a ball with two hands. If I did, I would probably panic and hit it, too.
Absolutely love the one handed comment...there was a meme floating around awhile ago, in summary, "show me a team who's coach hit grounders 1 handed, and I'll show you a team that loses games". LOL
It's all in the toss and reps. Also, if right handed, learn to hold bat in left hand entire time and toss righty. 1-2000 reps and you'll get pretty good.
If ever there was a time for the rimshot emoji...I have never seen a ball with two hands. If I did, I would probably panic and hit it, too.
Everybody knows hands are part of the bat, not the ball.
Serious advice: tennis racket.
I'm left handed and worked today holding the bat with my right hand. It does work well.there was a meme floating around awhile ago, in summary, "show me a team who's coach hit grounders 1 handed, and I'll show you a team that loses games". LOL
It's all in the toss and reps. Also, if right handed, learn to hold bat in left hand entire time and toss righty. 1-2000 reps and you'll get pretty good.
While I prefer to not look like a dope, a big reason for making the change is biceps tendonitis. Hitting with one arm flares it up.During my coaching days I was the one handed fungo coach. It was easier when the girls were swinging 32" bats. I could hit the ball over the fence one handed, but I found out later it caused some strain on my labrum. Had to do therapy for 6 weeks and from then on started doing 2 handed.
Farther out front really helped. Thanks!Higher toss and a little more out in front of you. High follow-through on the swing. Don't concentrate so hard on swinging up on the ball.
Thank you for seeking help with that!I have to confess that I'm a one-armed fly ball hitter. Whenever I try to hit two handed fly balls to players like the rest of the grownups, I invariably hit a sinking liner. Is there a trick to it?
Serious advice: tennis racket.