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Re: weightshift


Posted by: Lamber () on Mon Dec 22 10:10:10 2003


does or doesn't a good weightshift hitter rotate on a stationary axis? If he does, does that make it a rotational swing? Should the answers to both questions be YES, then what's a linear swing, but a poorly (delivered or conceived)attempt at either hip- driven rotational, or frontleg-weightshift method.
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> And if weightshift, (like standard rotational) is also hip-driven, how could that happen "past center", which obstructs hip action in any back-leg rotational "bigleague" swing (as it's described here)??

The difference is that forward movement has to stop as rotation begins. If you're drifting forward during rotation, you're bleeding power out of your swing.


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