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🚨 Robbie Britt : Hitting Advice • Before you obsess over “fixing” your mechanics ask yourself two questions: 1. Am I on time? 2. Am I swinging at good pitches? ⭐️ Don’t worry about your mechanics when you step in the box. Focus entirely on hunting YOUR pitch.

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