Baseball Tips on Hitting - Are You Getting Jammed Inside Too Often?

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So they're getting in your kitchen too often huh? Well,outside and create a slightly longer route to the
let's find out how you can stop that now. If you feelbaseball. “Always take the shortest route to
that too many pitchers are getting in your kitchen toogranny's house."
often and jamming you inside, there may be several4. Keep the back of your bottom hand facing the
reasons why. Let's look at a few possible reasons,pitcher when starting your swing. You will be quicker to
starting out with the possible easier fixes first beforethe ball and have a better chance of getting the good
getting more involved.part of the bat on the ball. Only at contact should one
1. Make sure you are not standing too close to thepalm be facing up and the other palm facing down.
plate and make sure you don't have a bat that's tooThe two most overused words in baseball are “level
heavy or too long. Remember, it's always better to errswing." Players have heard these two words hollered
on the side of a bat being too light but never err on theout to them hundreds of times since they were about
side of having a bat that's too heavy. Like I said, weeight years old. The first part of the baseball swing is
always look for the easiest fix first. If we didn't luck outnot level at all. It is a downward movement.
that easily, let's get into this a little bit deeper.5. Use more “hands" when swinging and less arms.
2. Keep your hands inside the path of the baseball.A very common baseball hitting problem with
Keeping your hands inside the baseball is one of theyoungsters who feel they need to “muscle" the ball
better baseball tips on hitting. Getting your hands tooto hit it hard. It actually slows up their swing and will
far away from the body will encourage you to getincrease the chance of being jammed on the pitch.
“jammed" in on your fists and the handle of the bat.The hands are the main event and not the arms.
3. Make sure you are not straightening out your frontThere is no substitute for having quick hands!