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Mechanics are De Facto

Posted by: BHL (Knight1285@aol.com) on Wed Apr 20 00:50:26 2005

> if you are not an ampidextrious person do you still believe that they can make teh transition to switch hitter?

Hi Roche:

Some of Babe Ruth's "blasts" came from the right side of the plate. He hit the ball righty just as far as he hit the ball lefty. Therefore, the quality of one's mechanics when hitting a certain way--and not ambidexterity--will determine how far the ball will be hit.

I hope you find hope in this exemplum.

Best Wishes,
BHL

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> > if you are not an ampidextrious person do you still believe that they can make teh transition to switch hitter? > > Hi Roche: > > Some of Babe Ruth's "blasts" came from the right side of the plate. He hit the ball righty just as far as he hit the ball lefty. Therefore, the quality of one's mechanics when hitting a certain way--and not ambidexterity--will determine how far the ball will be hit. > > I hope you find hope in this exemplum. > > Best Wishes, > BHL

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