Hitting 101
If you want to be a great hitter, you have to be able to hit the ball and be able to learn from other people in order to get better. The thing about life is that no one, not even you, is born great. You have to work at it. There are some basics that almost every "expert," whether self-proclaimed or not, should teach you. Whether your swing is good, bad or indifferent, the thing you have to keep in mind is there are a lot of people out there that will tell you several different approaches. All may be good advice but may not fit your style of play. So the key is to weed out the "garbage." Now I use that term loosely because one man's trash is another man's treasure. What may not work for you may work for your best friend. So how do you determine what is "garbage"? Test it out. Find a stance that fits you, and an approach that fits you and continue tweaking it. It is a process. The longer you play, the more consistent you will become. Just keep at it and keep an open ear, you never know what might work for you.
