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Re: Re: another difficult question


Posted by: scott (scottdresser@hotmail.com) on Mon Jul 23 22:30:16 2001


I just read the section about rotation on a stationary axis. My question about it is though, does it matter what angle it is at (the bottom part of the angle being the ground of course)?
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> > scott,
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> > ray porco
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> I believe you should be angled backwards from the pitcher atta bout 10 degrees if thats what you are asking about.

I saw the "hitters notebook" for todd helton, on ESPN. He is angled way, way back away from the pitcher. I think this causes more homeruns, and high fly balls to right (hes lefty). He did say he had to work on going the other way, could his tilt back be a reason for this?


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