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Posted by: Coach C () on Mon Jan 5 21:37:34 2004


Hi Coach C
>
> My college swing was just another linear swing. Certainly nothing to brag about.
>
> Just one last thought. Regardless of how you interpret where you feel your weight during the swing. There is actually more weight on the knee-joints than the hip-sockets. And still more weight on the feet.
>
> Jack Mankin
>

That's a trick answer in some respects, because all of my weight is on my feet, but the feeling of having weight on the knees is much less than what it used to be. Said another way, my feet are not contributing to hip rotation, which takes away the snapping leg action that cursed me during my linear days. My legs don't snap any more and I'm happy, but the biggest contribution has been the lack of head movement. In new swings, my head actually will go back behind center during the swing. All forward head movement stops at foot plant....that's a big change for me. Additionally, my batspeed is felt in my core and I feel the power. I've eliminated all sway!!

In your opinion should the weight ever get outside the lead knee, after foot plant. I feel the weight on the inside of my front leg at foot plant.......that's a huge change for me and it's been rewarding!!

Thanks,

I think we've beat this subject to death, but I wanted one last opinion from you.


As Rich said in an earlier post....thanks for being civil and listening. I wouldn't bug you if I didn't value your opinion, even if we disagree.

Coach C


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  • to Jack Jack Mankin [ Mon Jan 5 22:42:47 2004 ]
    • to Jack Coach C [ Mon Jan 5 22:51:56 2004 ]

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