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Thread: I've observed that the most successful hitters we train are often the best at processing their movement errors.
They are very concise about their diagnoses when they make a mistake. The bad hitters are often irrational about mistakes & cant use the errors as useful info.
They are very concise about their diagnoses when they make a mistake. The bad hitters are often irrational about mistakes & cant use the errors as useful info.
Example: we change the pitch release point (vert, horiz & extension) daily. We change the pitch velo, spin direction & spin rate often. We have training days where we alternate high and low spin FBs every round. We have “velo ladder” days where we increase pitch velo every round
We can see how good hitters are at adapting by how long it takes them to make the adjustment.
For instance, when hitting high spin rate fastballs, hitters almost always start by swinging underneath the ball and fouling balls back or whiffing.
For instance, when hitting high spin rate fastballs, hitters almost always start by swinging underneath the ball and fouling balls back or whiffing.
