how do you know who is right about swinging a bat

[Mark H]

http://youtu.be/YKiEzJjcQ-4

Sorry for the full clip. Key part is from 1:16-1:28. That's dd making catch in right and the following is her hitting a double. How does that swing look?

To make sure I'm not confused, the first swing in this video is the one Steve and I were commenting on. I'm not sure my confusion isn't confusing everyone. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6HkSRr4T ... e=youtu.be

[Mark H]

I for one am always impressed with the one who makes it look effortless.

Especially the smaller ones who produce big results while making it look effortless. I give them extra attention.

The best example I saw during my kid's time: was Bridgette DelPonte. Any of you guys familiar and/or have a comment about what made her so special? It might help teachers of young ladies of similar size. That kid was an absolute beast at the plate.

Anyone have a clip?

[Mark H]

http://youtu.be/YKiEzJjcQ-4

Sorry for the full clip. Key part is from 1:16-1:28. That's dd making catch in right and the following is her hitting a double. How does that swing look?

OK, now I'd comment on the swing you spoke of. Nice catch by the way. Love the back ground. That part of the country sure has it's own feel. Brings back memories. Anyway, the swing I see is the one right after showing bunt pulling back and hitting? I'd rather comment on her standard full swing. This looks like an excellent result from one of those show bunt come back through and make sure you make contact things a lot of girls do from time to time?

[PDad]

I for one am always impressed with the one who makes it look effortless.

Especially the smaller ones who produce big results while making it look effortless. I give them extra attention.

Does Mich's Sierra Romero qualify? 5'5" hits for high average with good power (oppo too) - .432/.579/.867.
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWpYKT9LYUE
- http://youtu.be/MSVBeaVp05Q?t=38s (0:38-0:40)



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[Mark H]

Yeah she counts. Here's some more Michigan hitters in number 7. http://imageevent.com/siggy/hitting

[Blind Squirrel]

I for one am always impressed with the one who makes it look effortless.

Especially the smaller ones who produce big results while making it look effortless. I give them extra attention.

The best example I saw during my kid's time: was Bridgette DelPonte. Any of you guys familiar and/or have a comment about what made her so special? It might help teachers of young ladies of similar size. That kid was an absolute beast at the plate.

Anyone have a clip?

http://www.discussfastpitch.com/softbal ... gs-55.html

No idea if that is typical of her. Me knot no one swing from next.

Jon

[jonriv]

http://youtu.be/YKiEzJjcQ-4

Sorry for the full clip. Key part is from 1:16-1:28. That's dd making catch in right and the following is her hitting a double. How does that swing look?

OK, now I'd comment on the swing you spoke of. Nice catch by the way. Love the back ground. That part of the country sure has it's own feel. Brings back memories. Anyway, the swing I see is the one right after showing bunt pulling back and hitting? I'd rather comment on her standard full swing. This looks like an excellent result from one of those show bunt come back through and make sure you make contact things a lot of girls do from time to time?

That is her standard swing. The pseudo bunt is a timing mechanism her coach has had her do since freshman year

[Pale Rider]

How about this one...NOBODY will ever catch him...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Huda3vQ ... detailpage

[Mark H]

Yeah he could hit. I don't see much of this type hand path there. http://imageevent.com/siggy/hitting/ana ... =4&s=0&z=9

[Mark H]

Here's a film strip of the swing we have talked about most if I can figure out how to post it here. http://s842.photobucket.com/user/alexby ... f.png.html
The problem is in frame five.

I know I owe a reply on another swing.