Hitting a baseball can be one of the hardest traits to master in sports to master. But to master this trait there are five simple steps, I call these steps the B-U-R-G-I style of hitting.
             The first thing you need to master is B and that's to Be in a good stance. To be in a good stance. When I get my stance I try to have my hands high so that I don't get under the ball. The reason you don't want to get under the ball is because when you hands get under the ball that creates a fly and and to be a successful hitter I think you need to be ground ball to line drive hitter. Another thing I do in my stance is keep my leg spread apart, I do this because sometimes when your feet are to close together you can loose your balance. The next thing I try to do in my stance is keep my back toe facing the pitcher alittle bit. I do this because it helps my leg follow through better but we'll discuss that later when we get into the swing. Another part of the swing is the grip when you grip the bat you want to keep it in your finger tips because you can generale more bat speed when you do this.
             The second thing you need to remember to master the Burgi style of hitting. Now this term is something I made and it called under thinking. Now I say to under think while you at the plate because something that gets me in trouble at the plate is over thinking. An example of this when I'm down in the count 0-2 I'll find my self looking for a curve ball and then all the sudden the pitcher will throw me a fastball right down the middle of the I prob could of drove in gap for a double. So to prevent this I came up with a drill I do in my head called the play by play drill. And it goes something like this Kevin Burgi at the plate he's a freshman with a 365 batting average. The pitcher takes the sign from he catcher winds and fires. Then I'll swing and the play by play will be over in my head.
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