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Re: Linear vs Rotational


Posted by: Jack Mankin (MrBatspeed@aol.com) on Sun Jul 15 09:37:39 2001


>>> The way I see it is that its not really linear against rotational or visa versa. You should explode your hands to the ball in a linear fashion but a hitter should also bring his shoulders and hips around with the exploding hand movement to the ball. If the shoulders and hips come around with the quick hands then rotational part of the swing will take place. I think hitters should know about the linear theory and the rotational theory and that the combination of the two is key to create a good swing. <<<

Hi Coach

What if a hitter does not explode his hands straight at the ball? Suppose he keeps his hands back and lets rotation accelerate his hands in a circular path? -- What advise or drills would you use to straighten him out?

Jack Mankin


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