Every bat manufacturer tells you 60 degrees...but I dont stick by that. Thats like a car insurance company telling you never go above
35 mph, never drive at night, and never go on roads with other cars. of course they never want you using under 60 to try and
curb some returns...haha.
What I do tell people is to kinda loosen the composite up first. Take a bunch of light swings and then like half swings.
Use regular balls, no dimple or whatever else.
Always cracks me up people posting that pic. I love Mizunos bats, but has nothing to with anything. The girls leading
college in homers, would do so with any bat...doesnt matter. And the College doesnt care what bat manufacturer it is, as long as
it the best deal for the college. The kids will...
A batter wearing yellow batting gloves is completely diff than a pitcher wearing a yellow fielding glove. There is really no
distraction for anybody if a batter wears certain color gloves.
The ADV has a bit bigger barrel...I think it kinda "fits" more players than the regular dual. The dual will be a bit heavier over sticker and
a bit stiffer. The dual has its steady following of players but the ADV def has a bigger base.
Biggest thing is, you cant compare the 2 bats. Its not about pop. They are 2 very diff bats. Its what bat fits your kid better.
Lots of kids hate 1 piece bats and some love them. Its more about does your kid hit a one piece better or not.