Captain Hook
Use an eye patch over the non-dominant eye... teaches players to use the dominant eye.
NOTE: Use caution because this limits the peripheral vision. You can use a hitting screen to protect the player.
Swing away,
Greg
P.S. You can also combine this drill with the "Color Call" and "Tracking" drills of previous posts.
The objective of this site is to post hitting drills, so as to enable the hitter to concentrate solely on one aspect (or part) of the total skill, until that part becomes ingrained into the reaction (or subconscious) of the hitter. Once the indiviual parts of the skill are ingrained, the player can then concentrate on the opposing pitcher and ball placement. Finally, Thanks goes to Coach Wasem for all the drills.
It's said that, in order for a motor skill to become learned (or subconscious) an athlete must perform the skill 10,000 times.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
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