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Post by gnawitall on Mar 19, 2017 20:08:03 GMT -8
We were trailing today 4-1 in the bottom of the 7th with 2 outs and Natalie Hampton hit a 3 run homer to tie it.
Unfortunately in the top of the 8th zona plated three runs to win.
Sadly we struck out 16 times today. 14 in game two of the series. Interesting in that I heard somewhere that our players work with technology that is supposed to increase their visual ability when it comes to hitting. FYI...IT'S NOT WORKING!
Anyone out there heard of this procedure?
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Post by Tigardbeav on Mar 19, 2017 21:40:59 GMT -8
We were trailing today 4-1 in the bottom of the 7th with 2 outs and Natalie Hampton hit a 3 run homer to tie it. Unfortunately in the top of the 8th zona plated three runs to win. Sadly we struck out 16 times today. 14 in game two of the series. Interesting in that I heard somewhere that our players work with technology that is supposed to increase their visual ability when it comes to hitting. FYI...IT'S NOT WORKING! Anyone out there heard of this procedure? Ummm...everybody got glasses? so, no I have not heard of any tech beyond reading glaases |
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Post by obf on Mar 20, 2017 14:17:51 GMT -8
I saw a video where the guys were chasing a laser in a darkened room. It would show up on a wall in front of them and they would cover it with their hand and then it would move, repeat.
My Daughter has pretty bad double vision at times and she is doing ALL SORTS of vision therapy to try and correct it (perfect vision otherwise).
In the end the eye and especially the muscles that move, control and focus it are all just like any other muscles in your body, they can be trained, strengthened and improved.
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Post by gnawitall on Mar 23, 2017 8:39:51 GMT -8
I saw a video where the guys were chasing a laser in a darkened room. It would show up on a wall in front of them and they would cover it with their hand and then it would move, repeat. My Daughter has pretty bad double vision at times and she is doing ALL SORTS of vision therapy to try and correct it (perfect vision otherwise). In the end the eye and especially the muscles that move, control and focus it are all just like any other muscles in your body, they can be trained, strengthened and improved. been thinking about the process and wonder how much it could help with hitting in that there is no better practice than the the act itself. I play guitar and was thinking how I could practice forming the chords but unless I press on the strings and strum the rythym I'm not going to get better at the act of playing guitar. Just a thought. |
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Post by obf on Mar 23, 2017 9:31:22 GMT -8
I saw a video where the guys were chasing a laser in a darkened room. It would show up on a wall in front of them and they would cover it with their hand and then it would move, repeat. My Daughter has pretty bad double vision at times and she is doing ALL SORTS of vision therapy to try and correct it (perfect vision otherwise). In the end the eye and especially the muscles that move, control and focus it are all just like any other muscles in your body, they can be trained, strengthened and improved. been thinking about the process and wonder how much it could help with hitting in that there is no better practice than the the act itself. I play guitar and was thinking how I could practice forming the chords but unless I press on the strings and strum the rythym I'm not going to get better at the act of playing guitar. Just a thought. Grip strength, finger mobility / flexibility, nail and cuticle care, are all good things to be doing to help improve your guitar performance, and none of them have to be done with guitar in hand... |
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Post by gnawitall on Mar 23, 2017 11:12:59 GMT -8
been thinking about the process and wonder how much it could help with hitting in that there is no better practice than the the act itself. I play guitar and was thinking how I could practice forming the chords but unless I press on the strings and strum the rythym I'm not going to get better at the act of playing guitar. Just a thought. Grip strength, finger mobility / flexibility, nail and cuticle care, are all good things to be doing to help improve your guitar performance, and none of them have to be done with guitar in hand... good point |
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