Vestibular (balance and movement) information helps him stay upright while swinging the bat
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Integrating and processing information from the tactile, proprioceptive, and vestibular systems, along with the other senses (sight,sound, taste, and smell), makes it possible to successfully participate in everyday activities.
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Proprioception (body position) helps him know his body is in the correct position.
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