Bat Speed -- Baseball Hitting Forum

Posted by: Arbory () on Wed Feb 25 09:49:50 2004

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> > Mr. Nyman, the only reason you would post such a message as the above is to undermine Mr. Mankin and try to turn people away from him......you really have some nerve. Maybe you should look through the archieves and read all the success stories using his method and read posts from the pro players coming here looking for advice.
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> No, his point is that he and Jack are in the same boat on this. Reading quickly ends up in your reading what you expected rather than what is there. Happens to me too.

I'll put in my two cents. My observation is that out of all of the posts on this thread, how many actually engage in the discussion of a hitting issue? I conclude that Teacherman & Nyman (partners?) are simply wanting to promote their website. OK, so we all know there is a setpro, now can we get back to HITTING?

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> <<<<Also for my associations with professional baseball people, they perceive Jack's views on hitting mechanics and their instruction as foolish (shortest distance is a straight-line) and a waste of time.>>>
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> > > Mr. Nyman, the only reason you would post such a message as the above is to undermine Mr. Mankin and try to turn people away from him......you really have some nerve.  Maybe you should look through the archieves and read all the success stories using his method and read posts from the pro players coming here looking for advice.
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> > No, his point is that he and Jack are in the same boat on this. Reading quickly ends up in your reading what you expected rather than what is there. Happens to me too.
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> I'll put in my two cents. My observation is that out of all of the posts on this thread, how many actually engage in the discussion of a hitting issue? I conclude that Teacherman & Nyman  (partners?) are simply wanting to promote their website. OK, so we all know there is a setpro, now can we get back to HITTING?

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This is known as hitting for the cycle in a game?
   Single, double, triple, homerun
   Four singles
   Three homeruns
   Three stikeouts