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Posted by: tom.guerry (tom.guerry@kp.org) on Mon Nov 19 11:04:26 2007


> Hi,
>
> And how is this working for the hitters that you are teaching it to?
>
> You talk about matching the plane, but do you understand that there are multiple planes involved?
>
> Jimmy

Jimmy -

It works very well and is experienced as much better sqaring of the ball over a wider range of locations immediately. This is good feedback to then improve trial and error learning of consistency.

With respect to "multiple planes", I would describe it in terms of a continnuumof adjustments for up vas down and inn vs out and slow vs fast and how these blend, for example, squaring the ball/plane match for better lined up collision and longer contact zone requires "earlier" batspeed for outside locations. Mechanically, this requires more THT/longer swing radius/higher load resistance to rotation/more separation/deeper contact for example.

Any specific questions you have about plane matching ?


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