How do MLB players hit a baseball so far with the exception of great mechanics?

with the exception of great mechanics? well that's basically how they do it....great mechanics. but otherwise they hit the ball with the meat of the bat [great contact] so it travels a long ways!

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Almost all of them have great mechanics. In some cases you see guys smash the ball with bad fundamentals, but alot of those guys are freaks and are strong. So there athletic ability makes up for it. But your lower half is where your power comes from. Fireing your hips to contact is where its at.

well they are adults so they are stronger and they also train for hours a dat and years and years. good mechanics is the main reason though. one of the varsity players at my school is 5'8" and 145 pounds and he hit a 375 foot home run. its all about mechanics and leg power

Steroids....lol joking

Lifting weights to bulk up. Smooth, level swings along with bat speed is a lethal combination when contact is made.

bat speed and good contact between ball and sweet spot of the bat. which boils down to hand-eye coordination and mechanics.

-Strength

-Waiting for the right pitch(Curveballs go farther than fastballs when they are hit)

-Hitting with the sweet spot of the bat

-The bat itself(weight + length)

-Depends on how fast the pitcher pitches it as well.