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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Update


Posted by: Rich () on Wed Oct 22 21:10:21 2003


>>> I bought his DVD already, and I've read this site many times over.
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> Geez.
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> If you're so confident, then post a clip. Like I said, throw a ski mask on your kid, if it makes you more comfortable.
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> I'll bet I'm not the only one who'd like to see some before/after shots of someone who could master in one day what it takes many (most?) months/years to learn. <<<
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> Hi Sandman
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> I would agree that it takes years of practice and hard work to prefect the principle of rotational mechanics. But, I have received numerous e-mails from players and parents who were amazed at the increased performance they experienced after just a week of practicing rotational principles.
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> Jack Mankin
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> Here's what i think... if he's taught his son the top hand torque technique and he's picked up just a little bit of the feel of it he has probably added 15 mph to his batspeed. think what that's going to do to the ball at that age!!!! hit more gaps every where. there probably is still some linear things to work on etc. i started teaching my 14 daughter in march 2003 the SWING... end of summer hitting .265. freshman year(still working out kinks)makes varsity starting center field and ends the season hitting .455. now get this we haven't even put in the THT in her swing. we're doing that right now and will be ready for spring 2004. it takes time to create a smooth,loose,ever accelerating,powerful swing. practice,practice,practice and hit the bag!! rich


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