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Re: Re: Re: Mankin vs Epstein


Posted by: Major Dan (markj89@charter.net) on Fri Jul 13 10:55:04 2001


It would be an unusual kid who would enjoy Jack's tape,but I would like to have a team full of this kind of kid.
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> Coaches are always trying to explain their teachings and eventually some sort of underlying model of how the swing works emerges.Most of the time it then becomes apparent the coach has no clue what they are talking about.They may know what they see and get some good results,but you are in dangerous territory with a coach like this.I think that Jack's tape is aimed at this underlying model of the swing that is important for a coach to have when he is deciding how to instruct a player.

Tom-
You got me this time! I don't think any of these tapes are 'prime time viewing' for kids. My kids did watch the tapes with me, but they aren't into the theory as much as I am and weren't totally riveted.
Your point is well taken.
These websites and related tapes, etc. are for coaches and parents to understand what is going on, not to teach the kids directly.


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