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Originally Posted by Tim C
Not the best of advice here.
This is "false" timing.
If you simply follow the philosophy of Jim Evans ("Timing is the proper use of eyes") the truth will set you free.
If you follow the ball all the way to the catcher's mitt BEFORE you start any part of a strike mechanic your timing will be perfect.
You don't need to say: "One Mississippi, or chew your gum twice, or silently think 'Strike.'"
Just follow school procedure and all will work out.
Regards,
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Could you elaborate on "timing is the proper use of the eyes"?
Should there not be a consistent amount of time that passes between ball into mitt and call, or can it vary so long as you're not starting to call it before it hits the mitt?
Sun Feb 08, 2009, 07:25pm
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