How to hit line drives routinely!
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Jermaine Curtis outlines techniques for consistently hitting line drives in baseball, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a full swing through the ball. He provides a drill involving two hitting tees to help players practice the correct swing plane and improve their hitting consistency. Players are encouraged to share their mechanics via social media for personalized feedback.
How to hit line drives routinely!
- 1. How to HIT Line Drives Routinely! by Jermaine Curtis
- 2. How to hit line drives routinely! 1. Most players who do not hit line drives, “Cut off” their swing. ○ When I say cutting off their swing, this means that they are not staying through the ball after contact allowing them to hit a line drive. Players that cut their swing off will hit lots of a ground balls and weak pop ups. 2. On the other hand, when a person hits a line drive, they hit the ball and continue the same swing plane through the ball. If you want to hit more line drives, this drill will help you.
- 3. Drill - “Longer in the zone” 1. Put 2 hitting tees together. 2. The first tee, which is closest to you, should be "Even" to your front foot after you "Stride" and aimed to hit towards center field. 3. The 2nd tee should be set right behind the first tee. 4. Set the ball on the 2nd tee. Make sure the ball is a bit higher than the first tee, otherwise you will hit the 1st tee. 5. Hit 15 line drives. After hitting 15 line drives, use 1 tee instead of both tees. Hit away!
- 4. Continue practicing and you will eventually hit more line drives consistently because you will stay in the zone longer and will stay through the baseball.If you would like me to look at your child's mechanics, please send me a video on any of my social media accounts. Please follow, like, or Share my Social media accounts: ● Instagram - @JermaineCurtis1 ● Facebook - @JermaineCurtis22 ● Twitter - @JermaineCurtis ● LinkedIn - "Jermaine Curtis" ● youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8SGGQBgnXt9fzj9CBaS-GA
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