Hello everyone!
I play baseball in Sweden and during this years dull indoor preseason my team has opted that we use wood bats to improve hitting. I´ve used them anyway for several years, but now a controversy has arised. No one seems to know for sure how to use the bat properly. The big question is where the ball should impact on the bat for it not to break easily? (grain going down to up) I think it is on the "label" side, so that the ball hits the grain from the side. Some say its the other way around - that the grain lines should be lined up to the impact .. (grains going left to right)
I realize this is difficult for me to explain with my limited english knowledge, but i hope you guys get the general idea of this question!
Thanks,
Daniel
PS. I hope i´m right. DS.
I play baseball in Sweden and during this years dull indoor preseason my team has opted that we use wood bats to improve hitting. I´ve used them anyway for several years, but now a controversy has arised. No one seems to know for sure how to use the bat properly. The big question is where the ball should impact on the bat for it not to break easily? (grain going down to up) I think it is on the "label" side, so that the ball hits the grain from the side. Some say its the other way around - that the grain lines should be lined up to the impact .. (grains going left to right)
I realize this is difficult for me to explain with my limited english knowledge, but i hope you guys get the general idea of this question!

Thanks,
Daniel
PS. I hope i´m right. DS.
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