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Re: Enrique Wilson

Posted by: john () on Wed Jul 28 18:47:27 2004

If you take a look at Enrique Wilson's swing, it looks very mechanically sound, and he follows the philosophy, if you will, displayed on this website.
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> With those mechanics, you would figure he would be a power hitter. Why isn't he?

Uhh...size...strength (lack of)...timing. Plus, he looks an awful lot like a linear hitter to me, weight going forward through the swing and the bat on a pretty steep angle to the ball. Maybe I haven't seen alot of his swings.

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> If you take a look at Enrique Wilson's swing, it looks very mechanically sound, and he follows the philosophy, if you will, displayed on this website. > > > > With those mechanics, you would figure he would be a power hitter. Why isn't he? > > Uhh...size...strength (lack of)...timing. Plus, he looks an awful lot like a linear hitter to me, weight going forward through the swing and the bat on a pretty steep angle to the ball. Maybe I haven't seen alot of his swings.

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