help me with my batting please!!!!!!!!!!?

Question

lately i've been striking out. last year i was awesome! all the balls at i level parked them this year i've been missing them help!!!!!!!

Answer 1

Go to the cage and work. Sounds like you are not tracking the ball all the way in. You have to see the ball coming off of your bat as you drive through it. My guess (which on the computer is but a guess) is that you are not seeing the ball at the end of your swing, where you were making contact and seeing it last year. Good luck.

Answer 2

Theres no way to get help on the computer for that. I mean, honestly, people can tell you anyting, but unless its shown how to implement the advice, its pointless. All that you can do by asking on here, is at mest, get sum fundamentals.. Watch the ball, from the time the pitcher has it in his hand, watch the ball, when he puts it into his glove, watch the ball, when he takes it out in his whind up, watch the ball, and try to track it out of his hand. Back elbow up with bat, weight back, Trigger the swing (bring hands back slightly as you begin yer stride forward), and throw your hand/bathead at the ball, keeping yer head down as you try to track the ball to the bat... and remember, watch the ball hit the bat, not the bat hit the ball, for sum odd reason people sumtimes at the moment of contact stop looking at the ball and glimpse the bat, odd. Try to swing level, Uppercut swings tend to make you prone to missing and flyballs and popups, try to keep yer bat flat and level thru the hitting area, that keeps the bat In the hitting area a long amount of time, giving you much more of a chance at contact with the ball.

Answer 3

Have your dad or coach or buddy throw some pitches around the strike zone. Its not a perfect world so not all pitches are going to be at eye level. Keep your knees loose and flexible and keep your back elbow up. Keep your eye on the ball and drive through it. If we lived in a perfect world every pitch would be eye level for you and up and in for the pitcher.

Answer 4

i've noticed kids from one year to the next close their stance and seem to cock the bat backwards a little before swinging. maybe open your stance a bit and keep your eye on the ball

Answer 5

try hitting off of a tee and going to the batting cage. it helped me i hit .250 last year but in my first 5 games this year in hitting 666

Answer 6

sounds like your in your head about it a little, get back to basics. concentrate on just making contact, it will come back. Don't forget to have fun with it, once you start having fun, that will make yourself a little less in your head about it. Slumping is tough, but once that one smack comes off your bat, you will be back in the saddle again. Remember, just make contact whether it's a foul boul, or an out. once you start reestablishing your contact, it will come

Answer 7

I'd say stop swinging at eye level pitches...If you keep on missing them, they'll keep on throwing them. Start letting them go by...A walk is as good as a hit.

Answer 8

I can't really help you on the computer but if you get a trainer or just tell your coach that i am having some problems, and ask him when he is available.

Answer 9

keep your head on it swng all the way through line your knuckles up try to focus on hitting the ball not on trying to get a home run or anything. you could also try to take a little step into each swing to get your body into it.

Answer 10

tell your coach, and when you bat, clear your head. dont think about anytime you struck out or cost ur team runs. just worry about the next pitch.good luck