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"Final Arc II" Booklet Question

Posted by: BHL (Knight1285@aol.com) on Mon Mar 28 14:17:46 2005

Hi Jack:

Does the diagram of the contact position displayed in your "Final Arc II" booklet depict a center field hitting approach, or a pull hitting approach? Having studied your site numerous times, I would venture to say that rotating the shoulders 105 degrees is more conducive to hitting the ball up the middle, then pull hitting, where a batter would rotate his / her shoulders 115-120 degrees. Are we thinking along the same lines?

Sincerely,
BHL

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Re: "Final Arc II" Booklet Question Jack Mankin [ Mon Mar 28 15:49:52 2005 ]
My Bag--Booklet Revisited BHL [ Mon Mar 28 20:50:32 2005 ]

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> Hi Jack: > > Does the diagram of the contact position displayed in your "Final Arc II" booklet depict a center field hitting approach, or a pull hitting approach? Having studied your site numerous times, I would venture to say that rotating the shoulders 105 degrees is more conducive to hitting the ball up the middle, then pull hitting, where a batter would rotate his / her shoulders 115-120 degrees. Are we thinking along the same lines? > > Sincerely, > BHL

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