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Re: Re: Re: Coach C


Posted by: Coach C () on Tue Oct 14 18:28:05 2003


>>> Jack the front shoulder is driven by the hands, whether they go linear or rotational. It's when the front shoulder leads that creates the problems. <<<
>
> Hi Coach C
>
> How far would you say the hands move before they start driving the shoulder?
>
> Jack Mankin

Zero, this is the case for both linear hitting and rotational hitting. But telling one to keep the hands back doesn't always cure the hitter. Some hitters need to be quicker with the hands (smoother with their body)..depends on the student and their swing.

Coach C


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