The issue is this. I have gotten better and patience, and choosing the proper strike pitches to hit...not the nibbles, but the one's that catch the better part of the plate.
The issue is that I am having trouble tracking the ball with the PCI properly. I could just leave it dead center, but most pitches are not dead-center and I am not getting enough of the meat on the bat to get great contact.
I am looking for techniques to help me track the ball with the PCI better. I am looking for all methods, like wiggling the stick a bit to get a better jump, starting at the top of the zone....etc...whatever it takes so that when I hit into an out I (for the most part) am squared up nice, and instead am just a victim to poor timing or statistics instead.
Nothing worse that looking at my summary to see that my PCI missed by eight yards!
I know that tracking pitches can be achieved through techniques and eventually it will be just muscle memory, but I need the technique to teach myself.
Can you please provide feedback?
Thank you!

But if you dare... I often like to sit on low pitches with the PCI since they're more frequent. I try to check my swing analysis often to make sure I'm moving the stick early enough. This is usually my downfall... I believe once we hit X, the PCI is locked. At times I tried putting the PCI over the ball while in the pitcher's hand to follow it all the way in, but I usually end up swinging too much when I do that.
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