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Back to the basics


Posted by: Phil C. (procurementman@msn.com) on Wed Dec 15 20:46:12 2004


Let's get back to basics.
My daughter is just now getting back to hitting after recovering from ACL reconstruction and my focus with her is on the bacis associated with a rotational swing. Using Jack's rotational teachings I have been able to work with her (with positive results) on using a balanaced swing while incorporating both lead shoulder turn, tht, bht etc.
What I have not worked with her with on is such things as how many inches her thumb is from her shoulder nor have I discussed with her whether a specific swing philosophy has scientific merit.

I would contend that most professional players probably don't focus on the scientific accuracy of their swing. Instead, they focus on the basics and tweek it when necessary to get the optimum results.

So, for those of us out here without a mechanical engineering or physics degree - lets get back to the basics so we can teach our sons and daughters the basics of a rotational swing. Once that is accomplished they will be able to determine what small changes are required to suit their natural ability.


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