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In this video, I describe why staying loose at the plate is important and how it can increase your hitting power. (...)
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In this video, I describe why staying loose at the plate is important and how it can increase your hitting power. (...)
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Marc Dagenais, MHK, CSCS
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Marc Dagenais is a softball peak performance coach that helps players be more confident, mentally tougher, hit with more power, run faster, throw harder, and be more dominant on the field. He also helps coaches win more games and get more out of their team.
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Well that depends. The athletes Murphy is dealing with interpret loose one way. The 12 year olds I see playing league ball often interpret it another way apparently. There is loose like dad in the recliner after a toddy and there is loose like a leopard stalking and preparing to pounce. There is tight like a death grip on the bat and there is tight/taut/tonus like the aforementioned leopard. Don't be dad in the recliner and don't be tight like a frozen statue. Be the leopard.
Wow! One of the best simple analogies to explain something clearly I have seen in a very long time. You made something very hard to explain very easy to grasp and understand. I agree 100% with what you said.
Marc Dagenais, MHK, CSCS
http://www.softballperformance.com
Connect with me - Become my fan on Facebook and/or Follow me on Twitter .
Marc Dagenais is a softball peak performance coach that helps players be more confident, mentally tougher, hit with more power, run faster, throw harder, and be more dominant on the field. He also helps coaches win more games and get more out of their team.
To boost your performance, check our softball drills directory or sign-up for our FREE newsletter to get tons of great softball tips by email!
Thanks. Plus, now after 10+ years I finally find I've been mispronouncing your name all these years. Luckily most of the time I recommend you I'm typing.
I should add in honesty I got the basic premise of the cat from Nyman or Englishbey. Don't recall now. Dad after the toddy is my own addition.
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