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Re: Re: Who's swing? Posted by: Mike's mom (Westchesternymom@aol.com) on Thu Mar 31 13:35:22 2005 Interesting, today, I just bought the "Science of Hitting" by Ted Williams.
Thought it would be a good book for my 12 year old son to read. Haven't read it yet, but any insight to the techniques taught in this book? Is it similar to what is taught on this site? :) > > Who would have the perfect swing to be copied? If there's such a thing. Is there such thing as the perfect swing? > > Hi Guy: > > I would say Ted Williams. > > Regards, > BHL Followups:
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