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Re: Swing Plane

Posted by: Teacherman () on Thu May 27 06:25:55 2004

I am looking for opinions.
> Should the swing plane be slightly down, level or slightly up???
>

Imagine a 4'X 8' piece of plywood or drywall with one 8' side on the ground and the other 8' side leaning against you at your waist/belly button area. The angle of the lean of this drywall varies from a player more bent at the waist to one who is upright. Now, make your swing stay in this plane as it goes through an imaginery batting T and toward the pitcher.

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> I am looking for opinions. > > Should the swing plane be slightly down, level or slightly up??? > > > > Imagine a 4'X 8' piece of plywood or drywall with one 8' side on the ground and the other 8' side leaning against you at your waist/belly button area. The angle of the lean of this drywall varies from a player more bent at the waist to one who is upright. Now, make your swing stay in this plane as it goes through an imaginery batting T and toward the pitcher.

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