FJRGerry
Abby's Dad
I'm thinking it has but I haven't seen it used. The batter would stand in her normal position relative to the plate, then as the pitcher starts her motion the batter shifts up and shows bunt. She would shift by quickly bringing her rear foot up to her front foot then step forward to show bunt so she's in front of the plate. the actual bunt would be done from a non-moving position.
I'm thinking this may work when you want to bunt to hit and the batter doesn't have any drag bunt experience. I've had my daughter try it when we're practicing, but she's never used it in a game.
Thoughts?
I'm thinking this may work when you want to bunt to hit and the batter doesn't have any drag bunt experience. I've had my daughter try it when we're practicing, but she's never used it in a game.
Thoughts?