@Walter Chen He's patient and its a good approach IMO. Here is my 14U last weekend, full at bat. 2-2 opposite field knock for a triple. I, too, am troubled by the forward move here and the wide stance. But clearly the approach works. Nobody was hitting well in this game. The pitcher had our team twisted up. Not really with velo, just was hard to hit off of. This was the *only* hit in the game on our side. So...really, we can critique these things, and I do definitely keep an eye on them, but also, if the dudes are producing what, can we really say? HLP and the AJ Launchd bats have produced a great hitting approach.

@Aj Arroyo I am seeing that. I think this is going to become more of a problem as pitching gets harder. I think the most he's seeing right now is mid/high-70s and not much movement. When he starts getting beaten by velo (high school next year) we'll have somewhere to go.

Awesome!

Appreciate you AJ! Thanks for your time.

I want to train my player for low-away hitting. We currently only have a Mini and for obvious reasons hitting anything away is really hard if we are not trying to open up the arms. Do we need a fungo to train low-away hitting? And what drills will be good for working those pitches? Show we train to open up some for those low-outsiders?