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Re: Re: Re: Re: Power & Swing Optimization >>> based on the definition & description of "linear" hitters at this site, all of the above except sosa would be considered "linear", not "rotational".... <<<
> > Hi Bart > > Your statement above is very confusing to me. Would you please point out the article or post I have made where the site’s definition of “linear” and “rotational” swing mechanics would classify “Aaron, DiMaggio, Gherig, Jackie or Frank Robinson, Rose, or any other great hitter” as having linear mechanics? I would really be interested in seeing the reference ("definition & description") you are referring to. > AN EXAMPLE OF LINEAR WOULD BE ICHIRO OR MATSUI. > Jack Mankin > Followups:
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