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 Head on the Ball should perhaps be better called ” Eyes on the Ball” because it gives an athlete an opportunity to develop hard focus. Hard focus cannot be maintained for long periods but it is critical for the athlete to hit the ball. Mike Kellogg can guide you in learning this hard focus ability with his innovative tool. Beth Bazin, OD FCOVD Vission Therapy, Sports Vision Training www.visiondevelop.com baseball softball hitting batting keeping your head on the ball keeping your eye on the ball fielding infield outfield How to keep your head down how to keep your eye on the ball batting drills batting tips see the ball baseball hitting softball hitting softball hitting tips how to develop hard focus stepping in the bucket hitting the baseball hitting the softball fielding the baseball

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