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Re: Re: Linear/Rotational/Jacks statement.


Posted by: () on Sun Jan 19 09:05:15 2003


Why are they catching up with a guy throwing 90, if the guy in fact can throw 90? Why does a guy have far less success, than say a Pedro Martinez? Location, control,movement? That's why! On average, most guys at that level are gonna be able to catch up to a 90 mile per hour fast ball. And you're making this word "rotational " sound as though it's some new revelation! Of course parts of the body rotate, it has to. You say the linear movements of the qurterback aren't nearly the provider that the "rotational " ones are. Who the heck cares if they're more or less a provider? "ALL" these movements are all very important. Barry Bonds is the greatest hitter of all time?!! If you took all the crap that he's put into his body regarding"DRUGS"..He wouldn't look much bigger than he did when he first came up..and that wasn't big at all!!


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