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Sneak Peek to Resource Guide for Newbies Athletes - Insightful Hitting Advice from Ashlye H. Toure

Ashlye's Hitting Advice

"Hitting is all about timing and technique," says Ashlye Toure. As a beginner, it's important to focus on the fundamentals, such as grip, stance, and swing. As an advanced hitting instruction trainer and college recruiting advisor at TPM Fastpitch, I'm excited to share my insights and personal advice on hitting with newbies. Below I’ve shared some tips to beginner hitting instruction to help you get started. Our ultimate resource guide for newbies covers everything you need to know to develop these skills and become a better hitter. With the advice and tips from our guide, you can gain the confidence and knowledge to hit any pitch out of the park. Get your copy now.


 


 Hitting Advice from Ashlye H. Toure

Stance & Setup in the Box

The hitter should find a balanced and relaxed position with the feet shoulder width apart and hips and shoulders stacked evenly. The hitter should hinge hips the back slightly, with hips sitting over the heels and a posture with the spine and chest angled slightly over the plate. Maintaining hinge and posture throughout the swing are extremely important for a successful swing.

 

Bat Grip

 

The hitter should hold the handle of the bat where the fingers meet the palm of the hand, or where the pads of the fingers are on the palm, and wrap the fingers around the handle. Door knocking knuckles will be somewhat aligned with each other. The hitter will set up the bat and hands near the back shoulder, with the bat angled slightly upwards, as if splitting the hitter’s helmet in half. The elbows of the hitter should remain relaxed, slightly angled away from each other. 

 

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