Posted by: Joe (Tlcga@bellsouth.net) on Sun May 27 18:30:59 2012

Fat Pete, thanks. We'll give this a try. Makes sense, maybe it will work.

> TED WILLIAMS SAID SOME TIMES TO FIX A PROBLEM YOU HAVE TO
OVER CORRECT.HIS EXAMPLE WAS WHEN HE WAS GETTING UNDER
EVERYTHING POPPING UP STRIRKING OUT AND FLYING OUT. FOR A
SHORT TIME HE WOULD TRY AND HIT THE TOP OF THE BALL . BY
LEVELING HIS SWING OFF .THEN WHEN THE PROBLEM WAS CORRECTED
.HE WOULD GO BACK TO TRYING TO HIT THE BALL IN THE AIR.WITH HIS
REGULAR UPWARD SWING. SO IN YOUR DAUGHTERS CASE A EXTREME
CURE MIGHT HELP.FOR A TIME IN BATTING PRACTICE AND MAYBE IN THE
GAMES, WHEN THE LEAD HEEL GOES DOWN IN THE STRIDE . DROP THE
REAR SHOULDER, AND WORK THE LEAD ELBOW UP YOU WILL GET GOOD
LEAN BACK AND BODY TILT , AND BY DROPIING THE REAR SHOULDER
AND WORKING THE LEAD ELBOW UP INTENTIONALY . I DONT SEE HOW
THE LEAD ELBOW CAN DROP DOWN .THEN IF HER SWING IS CORRECTED
GO BACK TO HER OLD SWING.