@aineliamfionanora iv spent hrs and hrs studying swings and your wrong. the majority of mlb players do line their knocking knuckles up. the reason given in the vid is wrong though. the reason for it is- lining up your knocking knuckles keeps your wrists free to make that "snap" needed. The more turned they are the more locked up the wrists are. There are some major leaguers that are fine with slightly locked up grips- generally extreme power hitters like fielder.
lining your knuckles can lead to wrist injuries. One way to prevent this is to have the top hand's knocking knuckles line up in the middle of the first and second knuckles of the bottom hand. If you extend the finger you'll get a X. This will allow you to use your top hand for more whip action and not jam your bottom wrist.
When fundamental grip is not developed, as a coach we are robbing that player from a progressive development. Yes, the swing will take time to develop.A player/coach with out a goal of better development to strive to get the most from our given ability, we are than stealing time and opportunity from players. Do it right now and fix it now. Do not sacrifice another day or season.
I have been in teams where coaches have used this before, but every one of them said the same thing - if you're hitting the ball and you're hitting the ball well, don't change a thing! They taught the ones that were having problems with their grip to do it this way and it worked for them. They left the rest alone. Great philosophy in my opinion...but that's just me..
another useful tip would be to not grip the bat all the way back up in the palms of your hands, this could be back cuz you cant use ur wrists when hitting and you lose alot of bat control
Lining your knuckles up so the forefinger points the same way is fine - but that grip will promote an opposite field hit - if you want to pull the ball, use a "stronger" (box) grip - where your forefingers cross when extended.
middle knuckles aligned...hallayluyah! GOD, i wish peeps knew this rule. i see so many batters thru out the years have it so wrong. even baseball. i learned this almost 40 years ago...
If you're right handed your grip should be ....middle knuckle of left index finger smack in the center of your pinky's right hand (top Hand).....pop your index fingers out and they should be perfectly straight.
There he was correct........happy hitting everyone.
thats how i was tought to hold a bat and its worked well for me for over 15 years. it does take a bit to get used to it but it makes your wrists roll right at contact with the ball wich gives more pop for distence
my couch suggested this :)
jenniferhardyforlife 7 months ago
I have NEVER seen one major leaguer use that grip. In fact they say it is wrong!!!!
aineliamfionanora 8 months ago
@aineliamfionanora iv spent hrs and hrs studying swings and your wrong. the majority of mlb players do line their knocking knuckles up. the reason given in the vid is wrong though. the reason for it is- lining up your knocking knuckles keeps your wrists free to make that "snap" needed. The more turned they are the more locked up the wrists are. There are some major leaguers that are fine with slightly locked up grips- generally extreme power hitters like fielder.
pinkhippos10 1 month ago
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06222426 8 months ago
lining your knuckles can lead to wrist injuries. One way to prevent this is to have the top hand's knocking knuckles line up in the middle of the first and second knuckles of the bottom hand. If you extend the finger you'll get a X. This will allow you to use your top hand for more whip action and not jam your bottom wrist.
TheErraticTheory 10 months ago 3
@TheErraticTheory more comfortble too.THANKYOU! lol.
laceysoftball1 9 months ago
When fundamental grip is not developed, as a coach we are robbing that player from a progressive development. Yes, the swing will take time to develop.A player/coach with out a goal of better development to strive to get the most from our given ability, we are than stealing time and opportunity from players. Do it right now and fix it now. Do not sacrifice another day or season.
mrhankster56 10 months ago
I have been in teams where coaches have used this before, but every one of them said the same thing - if you're hitting the ball and you're hitting the ball well, don't change a thing! They taught the ones that were having problems with their grip to do it this way and it worked for them. They left the rest alone. Great philosophy in my opinion...but that's just me..
lauden101 1 year ago
another useful tip would be to not grip the bat all the way back up in the palms of your hands, this could be back cuz you cant use ur wrists when hitting and you lose alot of bat control
TheMRemnesty 1 year ago
@TheMRemnesty thats actually a lot more important then the finger lineup...good call
pinkhippos10 1 month ago
fingers opposite direction=bad, fingers in cross or x= good, fingers prralel or goal post= meh
cfl990 1 year ago
Lining your knuckles up so the forefinger points the same way is fine - but that grip will promote an opposite field hit - if you want to pull the ball, use a "stronger" (box) grip - where your forefingers cross when extended.
villun 1 year ago
i never knew you had to a line your knuckles stupid coach didnt tell me ! >:/ agh !
nessahlovee 1 year ago
@nessahlovee ya thats how my dad teached me to swing
ilovemyfaimly 1 year ago
im a male and i play on a mens softball team on tues and thur
udsxdavid 1 year ago
Softball isn't only for females,I know a couple of males who play(:
ssblue52 1 year ago
I learned this from a power hitter in my league and it helped so much, I knew it but didn't practice it! great tip...
edarod1369 1 year ago
im a male.. and i think i wanna start playing softball.. is it normal for a male to play softball? (my friends said that softball is only for female)
ganistio 2 years ago 2
@ganistio No dude softball is awesome! I play and tons of my guy friends play!
guitarplayer1955 1 year ago
middle knuckles aligned...hallayluyah! GOD, i wish peeps knew this rule. i see so many batters thru out the years have it so wrong. even baseball. i learned this almost 40 years ago...
highonimmi 2 years ago
that last comment was gay
Assassins14 2 years ago
this is definetly right. i am a softball player and i always will be.
jonasbrothers537 2 years ago
I feel sorry for you.
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petstiria 2 years ago
nice video (:
amylouu06 2 years ago 2
If you're right handed your grip should be ....middle knuckle of left index finger smack in the center of your pinky's right hand (top Hand).....pop your index fingers out and they should be perfectly straight.
There he was correct........happy hitting everyone.
beeto11 2 years ago 2
thats how i was tought to hold a bat and its worked well for me for over 15 years. it does take a bit to get used to it but it makes your wrists roll right at contact with the ball wich gives more pop for distence
bighossman34 3 years ago 2