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Re: Re: Re: Outside pitch

Posted by: SteveT () on Tue Apr 4 13:57:47 2000

BHL,

Ferolli's theories are interesting but flawed. For example, he emphasizes good hip rotation while advocating a linear hand-path. The two do not really mix. His "stride along the heel line" also represents a problem, in my view, in terms of the development of torsion between the upper and lower body- Ferolli is confusing hip rotational displacement with hip velocity. So Ferolli's "method" for hitting the outside pitch is quite different than Jack's, in my opinion.

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> BHL, > > Ferolli's theories are interesting but flawed. For example, he emphasizes good hip rotation while advocating a linear hand-path. The two do not really mix. His "stride along the heel line" also represents a problem, in my view, in terms of the development of torsion between the upper and lower body- Ferolli is confusing hip rotational displacement with hip velocity. So Ferolli's "method" for hitting the outside pitch is quite different than Jack's, in my opinion.

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