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Re: Re: Griffey swing analysis

Posted by: Jimmy () on Sun Feb 25 20:09:01 2007

> this explains what Peavy calls linear part of handpath.
>
> http://peavynet.com/news/handpaths.htm
>
> bird's eye view motionanalysis
>
> I think definition problems are involved, not just concerning linear vs rotational, but
when loading and unloading begin, for example. That is complex because loading and
unloading overlap.

tom,

I agree. The combination of linear and rotational components are the true recipe for a
MLB swing.

Jimmy

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> > this explains what Peavy calls linear part of handpath. > > > > http://peavynet.com/news/handpaths.htm > > > > bird's eye view motionanalysis > > > > I think definition problems are involved, not just concerning linear vs rotational, but > when loading and unloading begin, for example. That is complex because loading and > unloading overlap. > > > tom, > > I agree. The combination of linear and rotational components are the true recipe for a > MLB swing. > > Jimmy

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