Inside-out swing

The inside-out swing when the hitter keeps the bat barrel in its hands until they reach the hitting zone. Then it accelerates the heaviest part of the shield for powerful hit. This method requires strong and quick hands to perform this type of swing. The player has a couple of the milliseconds to solve this problem. An inside-out swing keeps the trunk of the batter’s body unmovable.

The batters move the bat a few inches back before hitting the ball. They take their hitting stance with hands put near the rib cage. Another option is that the barrel position improves the hitter’s control over inside pitches sending the ball far to the outfield.