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Hitting.com says NO to ROTATIONAL

Posted by: Joe () on Wed Apr 16 20:44:58 2003

Hi. Straight from an excerpt at hitting.com

"By squishing the bug, hitters tend to leave too much weight back, therefore, not transferring their weight to the center position. Following are the results of squishing the bug:

A rotational swing which will cause you to pull off the ball prematurely.
A collapsing of the back side which will cause you to hit weak fly balls to the opposite field. "

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Re: Hitting.com says NO to ROTATIONAL  [ Thu Apr 17 07:05:52 2003 ]
Re: Re: Hitting.com says NO to ROTATIONAL  [ Tue Apr 22 12:45:21 2003 ]

Re: Re: Hitting.com says NO to ROTATIONAL mike [ Fri Apr 18 21:39:58 2003 ]

Re: Re: Hitting.com says NO to ROTATIONAL  [ Fri Apr 18 21:32:51 2003 ]

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> Hi. Straight from an excerpt at hitting.com > > "By squishing the bug, hitters tend to leave too much weight back, therefore, not transferring their weight to the center position. Following are the results of squishing the bug: > > A rotational swing which will cause you to pull off the ball prematurely. > A collapsing of the back side which will cause you to hit weak fly balls to the opposite field. "

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