These bats are great when used in conjunction with our Sweet Spot Tee, the only tee that can be used for dry swings. Next time we'll get into one of DeRenne's other books - Power Baseball. Ed the only problem i have with teaching on the tee or in soft toss is that when i go to live pitching the movement comes back into the swing i'm speaking of younger hitters. My older hitters can transfer from drill work to live just fine. Are there any drills that you can recommend that don't have this problem.
Rotation occurs after the front foot has planted and the weight has stopped shifting forward.
Therefore, the head and eyes are in the best position to track the ball to contact. This will result in increased accuracy and consistency in the swing. The importance of this absolute rest in the fact that the less the head moves the greater the chance of sweet spot contact. Also, when the hips are rotated correctly, in the proper sequence and at the correct time greater bat velocity will result. This is difficult to do during live BP or in game situations.