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Re: Linear and rotation


Posted by: Dale () on Wed May 5 07:11:13 2004


The way I see it BHL is between rotation and linear,Teacherman is linear and Jack is full blown rotation all the way. From what I have seen at the college games most power hitters fit in with the Jack Mankin model. Nothing personal to BHL and Teacherman but I think anything less than 100 percent rotational is self defeating.

I agree Jack is rotational (actually he is the Father of Rotation) and Teacherman is linear (he thinks you can take hands straight to the ball). However, I don't see anything in BHL's posts that suggests he is one way or another. BHL, can you clear this up?


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