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Fastpitch Rotational Vs. Linear


Posted by: Scott () on Mon Nov 22 10:51:50 2004


For this upcoming season our fastpitch team has hired a new batting instructor that is introducing a new approach to hitting (rotational)as opposed to the linear approach the team has been taught and has been fairly successful with over the last few years. The rotational method appears to be providing more power. However, I would be very grateful if someone could reply in simple terms to the following questions:

1) Is rotational hitting appropriate for fastpitch, and if so, is it only for power hitters or is it a good approach for almost anyone?

2). what are the advantages and disadvantages of rotational hitting in fastpitch compared to linear hitting?

3). Are there specific types of hitters/body types, etc... (besides slappers) that should be using one method over the other?

4)what fastpitch coaches, teams, etc... employ rotational hitting as their main hitting technique.

I realize that this subject may be covered somewhere in the forum on other posts, but I really am looking for some simple, straight answers before I take a good group of girls down a different path.

Thanks


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