Hitting Through the ball?
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What they are trying to tell you is to continue your stroke path so you maintain a full follow through.  This is important so as to maintain control and depth on your groundstrokes.  Otherwise your ball won't have the correct rotaion and will lack "bite" which would include topspin.  If you want to apply topspin look into proper grips, then step into the direction of your shot, imagine hitting through three balls in a line as you brush up the back of the ball and finish the shot with your racket over/around your opposite shoulder.  If you follow what I said intently you will be hitting topspin in no time.  Or go out to your public tennis courts and stop and watch the best player you can find.  You will see how its done and they might even be willing to show you if you are polite about it.  Hope this helps.
735930
Throw it straight up.  Gravity does the rest.  although, technically speaking, you can't throw a ball -anywhere- without it hitting various molecules and bacteria in our air.
628845
you hit a ball with a bat and run
411715
Cuts down on spin, basically you hit a knuckleball that doesn't slice or hook....just goes straight whereever you aim it.
615811
hit it with a baseball bat
625829
alright ur stance nothing matters stand however u want but before the pitch comes get into a hitting position so you are ready for a fast ball and so you can keep your hands back on a off speed pitch o ya and ur grib should be loose and ur knuckles should be lined up
1138711
Easy, use your toe. Punch your toe directly in the center (middle) of the ball.\n\nYou get a knuckle ball effect, as an old keeper, I hated those shots more than anything else.\n\nAlso place your plant foot a little (3 or 4 inches most) behind the ball for an airborn kick, don't lean back or the ball will go too high.
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There is no real answer to this, but I'll give it a shot.\n\nFirst, practice - a lot!  When you do, work on keeping your weight on your back foot, transfering that weight forward with a minimal amount of stride.  Keep your hands back (ie don't lead the swing with your hands), start the swing from the bottom up.  What I mean here is transfer the weight from the back foot to the front, rotate the hips sligtly, then bring the bat through the strike zone with a short, compact swing (with a slight upper cut - do not exaggerate this), your head will be the last thing to pull through, allowing you to watch the ball hit the bat.\n\nThe key to slugging, isn't necessarily how big you are - though, increasing your size in a healthy way would be beneficial.  It's more about having a quick bat through the strike zone - the faster the bat, the harder you will hit the ball.  This does not equate to taking a HUGE swing - it's just not needed.\n\nFinally, get yourself playing on a field that has dimensions that are favourable to you.  If you are a lefty, a short right field porch is beneficial, and conversely, a righty will want a short porch in left.\n\nThat's it.  Simple right?  No, but hopefully this is helpful.
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1.     Grip the baseball by clenching the top of the ball with the tips of your index, middle and ring fingers just below the seams. Dig the tips of your fingers deep into the ball.\n \n2.  Place your thumb below the ball to give it support. Keep your pinkie off to the side.\n \n3.  Go into your windup. Remember to pivot and shift your body weight from the back foot forward toward home plate.\n \n4.  Throw the ball toward home, but don't snap your wrist - keep it stable, eliminating as much spin as possible.\n \n5.  Follow through. Extend all fingers toward home plate as you release the pitch. Your feet should be parallel at the end of the pitch, and your throwing arm should come across the front of your body.\n \n \nTips:\nAn effective knuckleball moves in two or three different directions in flight.\n \nTry a variation on the knuckleball grip by using just the index and middle fingers on the top of the ball. The ring finger joins the pinkie off to the side.\n \nThe slower the pitch, the more time the ball has to weave toward home plate.
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what you should do, is strike the ball between the middle of the ball and the bottom of the ball hard... swing your foot back and strike it with your non- kicking foot beside the ball and your body not too forward over the ball and not to much of a lean backward (practice is needed to determine the right angle of body) ... repetition of this over and over should be performed.
774011
place your ball exactly where it was and your buddy has to play his where it stops. i did that this year and my ball ended up in the hole.  what luck hey
371000
Practice ahead of time by buying a softball, rope, and an eye hook.  Screw the eye hook into the ball.  Tie the rope to the eyehook.  Now tie it to an object above your head.  I used a clothesline for my kids.\n\nNow, hit the ball.  As it slows down, hit it again.  You should only hit the stopped ball when you begin.  Not only will you get a feel for hitting the ball, but no one has to chase it.\n\nPS... You may want to add a few drops of glue to the eyehook. That way, if you give it a good whack, it doesn't fly off.
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I know what you're asking for, but I don't think I can give you a great answer.  The best way I can think of answering your question is that you are trying to make contact with the ball; you are trying to strike it with the bat.  You swing and miss or do not swing at a potential good pitch, which will equal to your first attempt of striking the ball.\n\nHa ha ha.....not sure if that's true, but after I read this, surprises me..sounds like it's the right answer.
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when chipping...Have most of your weight on your left foot.  Keep your hands ahead of the ball back and through.  Don't break your wrist on the back or forward swing.  If you take the club back a foot...follow through a foot. Think of impact as being crisp.  Choose a club that will get the ball on the green and allow it to roll the rest of the way to the hole.  Most people will do better with a pitching wedge for this type of shot.  But experiment with all clubs to learn the trajectory and feel for each shot.  Practice, practice, and the practice some more.
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put the ball in the hole
642824
have some 1 hit u on the head w/ the ball
562906
Foot work is critical as hitting in the middle is more about timing and quickness than power.  As an outside hitter you have to have more power and the ability to tool the block.  Hitting from the middle requires timing as you are getting the ball at a 1-2; with a setter that can hide where the ball is going you can get it down faster.  That said, if you are working against a disciplined middle blocker, you will have more issues and have to work angles from the middle because the blocker is going to stick to you.\n\nGood Luck!