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🚨 Bobby Falls’ Hitting Lesson • Create separation when you stride • Drive down through the baseball ⭐️ Exit Velo is important, but developing a smooth, repeatable, and contact focused swing is key to a long career. “Your best swing happens at 85% effort.”

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