@Adam7MAT @drivelinebases They simply teach that ground balls should not be the focus on your swing and rather hard line drives that are elevated should be
@Adam7MAT @drivelinebases Because a gb double play is worse than a fly ball in 99.9% of situations...I don't know of a hitting coach that would be mad at a gb hit
@Adam7MAT @drivelinebases To pick one situation that you had to further explain is ridiculous. How about I hit a fly ball to right field to win a game vs go to end it
@Adam7MAT @drivelinebases That doesn't make sense to me. Not saying there isn't another way to train or think but to discredit someone because you don't agree
@Adam7MAT @drivelinebases If my goal was a low line drive I end up with double play balls if I missed low and I had to miss high to consistently have extra base hits
@Adam7MAT @drivelinebases You want as your ideal result, it's much harder to achieve it. And for me an ideal swing was a hard "high" line drive to a gap. If I missed
@Adam7MAT @drivelinebases Work at squatting that much weight or squat 135 for reps? Both will have their advantages and are necessary but without practicing what
@Adam7MAT @drivelinebases Shouldn't be to hit a homerun, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't practice hitting them. What's the best way to squat 400 pounds?
@Adam7MAT @drivelinebases Over 100 points. Slugged better than I ever had. Better OBP. Hit more homeruns than I ever had in my life. The goal of every swing
@Adam7MAT @drivelinebases The confidence that if I got my pitch I could hit it a mile helped me know I could do so if a game. Paid off huge. Batting average went up