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🚨 Schwarber : Hitting Advice • Keep load relaxed + efficient • Simple mechanics = time to react • Still head + balanced eyes ⭐️ A great example of why chasing exit velo in the cage can lead to bad habits - longer swings + stiffer mechanics. Short +... show more

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