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Advantages of Left Handed Batting in Baseball
Advantages of Right Handed Batting in Baseball
How to Grip Bat for Left Handed Hitters
How to Grip Bat for Right Handed Hitters
How to Swing the Bat Right Handed
How to Swing the Bat Left Handed
When to Bat Left Handed
When to Bat Right Handed
Feet Position for Left Handed Batters
Feet Position for Right Handed Batters
Ball Location for Left Handed Hitters
Ball Location for Right Handed Hitters
When to Swing Bat Left Handed
When to Swing Bat Right Handed
How to Train to Be a Switch Hitter
Summary: Learn how to swing the bat right handed in this free baseball coaching video from an expert softball and baseball coach.
Juan Carlos Landeverde has played baseball and softball since he was 5 years old. He played high school baseball at Hamilton High School and continued his career after high school at...read more
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"Hi, my name is Juan Carlos with Expert Village. In this segment I'm going to teach you how to be a switch hitter. In this segment we're going to illustrate a left handed swing from this side of the plate. Now just like the right side, you definitely want to be balanced. You don't want to be too wide. You want to have the hands up, you want to have the bat at an angle. The first step is to step forward with the lead foot. The second step on the back foot tilting at a 45 degrees. Once again you don't want to be on your toe or on the back of your foot. It will cause the weight to shift on the front leg. You definitely want the power to be on your back leg because that is where all the power comes from. Then the third step is the turning of the hits that is the jerking of the hits forward, the snapping of the elbow and then the wrist and we finish the swing. "
eHow Article: How to Swing the Bat Left Handed
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