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502 - SELECTING A BATTING STANCE When people talk about dissecting hitting and
finding out what separates a good hitter from an average hitter the bottom line usually
comes down to bat speed. Each batter has his or her own style and ideas on how they can
best hit the ball. There is one exception to the basic style of hitting and that being the
"Charlie Lau Theory." John Olerud and George Brett are proteges of this theory.
Basically, its the same as the normal swing with one exception. When following through the
top hand comes away from the bat quicker than normal. To many this is appears to be a
normal swing. It is however, more than just taking your hand off the bat sooner. Your
whole approach to hitting changes. Many hitters cannot make the adjustments. |
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