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If you’re a hitter who gets front side dominant and struggles with pulling off this is for you ‼️ Using the step over cue can really help with front side mechanics and barrel delivery Less bat drag = more hits 🙂

Jake Scott

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Will try this!

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Not a bad cue….for righties

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Isn’t that the scissor and allows the front side to break?

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Show video of your player doing this

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Good one, Jake. Lot of MLB hitters step on the plate with their back foot as well, which signifies that their back hip is rotating around their front leg axis. All good stuff 👊

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