Posted by: grc (grcrackel@yahoo.com) on Thu Jul 6 10:26:01 2000

jack...i have evaluated (with the limited information that i have)the top hand theory and i have reason to believe that the theory could have some merit.....my question is this....my 18-year-old son throws right and bats left (doesn't switch, simply has batted left since he was 3 years old)....since my son's top hand is his "weaker", non-dominent hand/arm, what if any special problems do you see him potentially having in executing the top hand torque method???? and, speaking of him NOT being a switch hitter, even though he's already 18 years old, do you think that because he is a natural right-hander that he would have an easier time learning to switch than someone who bats/throws right learing to hit left?.....but my priority question is the one dealing with top hand torque....a swift and detailed response would be greatly appreciated......respectfully....grc.....