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Introduction | p. 7 |
Environmental Factors | p. 11 |
How Does Wind Affect a Ball? | p. 13 |
Does Rain Affect a Ball's Bounce? | p. 17 |
How Does a Wet Ball Field Affect the Movement of a Ground Ball? | p. 21 |
Transfer of Energy | p. 27 |
How Does the Weight of a Bat Affect a Hit? | p. 29 |
How Does the Hardness of a Ball Affect the Distance a Batter Can Hit It? | p. 33 |
Does the Distance Between Hands Placed on a Bat Affect the Distance of a Hit? | p. 36 |
How Does Striking a Ball Off-Center Differ From Hitting It Dead-Center? | p. 38 |
Statistics | p. 43 |
Can a Small Sample Accurately Represent the Larger Group? | p. 45 |
Batting Average and the True Value of a Hitter | p. 49 |
Friction and Pressure | p. 53 |
How Do Shoes Affect a Runner's Speed? | p. 55 |
Does a Spinning Ball Travel in a Straight or Curved Path? | p. 58 |
Can a Batting Glove Help Your Hitting? | p. 63 |
Bat Use | p. 67 |
Which Bat Weight Is Best for You? | p. 69 |
Does Swinging Early or Late Determine the Direction of a Hit? | p. 71 |
Does "Choking Up" on the Bat Increase Bat Control? | p. 75 |
Creative Baseball and Softball | p. 79 |
Where Within the Strike Zone Is Your Strongest Swing? | p. 81 |
What Is the Fastest Way to Get the Ball From Deep Center Field to Home Plate? | p. 85 |
Can You Improve Your Pitching to the Extreme Edges of the Strike Zone? | p. 89 |
Can You Make Up Your Own Game That Will Improve Your Baseball or Softball Skills? | p. 92 |
Glossary | p. 97 |
Further Reading | p. 99 |
Internet Addresses | p. 100 |
Index | p. 101 |
About the Authors | p. 104 |
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