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Re: For Jack and Tom

Posted by: Jack Mankin (mrbatspeed@aol.com) on Mon May 3 16:50:26 2004

>>> One more thing: is the back arm really the dominant arm, Jack? <<<
>>> Right now, I am just waiting for Jack's response... <<<

Hi BHl

Yes, I would definitely say the back-arm is dominant with most batters.

As far as your main topic, I would never recommend changing batting sides for the reasons you outlined. For me it would not be an option.That is just my opinion from observing players trying to become switch hitters.

Jack Mankin

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> >>> One more thing: is the back arm really the dominant arm, Jack? <<< > >>> Right now, I am just waiting for Jack's response... <<< > > Hi BHl > > Yes, I would definitely say the back-arm is dominant with most batters. > > As far as your main topic, I would never recommend changing batting sides for the reasons you outlined. For me it would not be an option.That is just my opinion from observing players trying to become switch hitters. > > Jack Mankin

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