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Re: Re: Jack: An Explanation of Backside Rotation

Posted by: Jack Mankin (MrBatspeed@aol.com) on Fri Jan 19 15:22:12 2001

>>>BHL described it very well. Spinning is a problem with rotational mechanics, where pulling with the front hip (or hitting against a firm front side, blocking) might be a problem with linear mechanics.<<<

Hi Shawn & BHL

Thank you for your responce. Sometimes we may be saying the same thing with different terms. -- How do you see "spinning" as different from "rotation around a stationary axis?"

Jack Mankin

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> >>>BHL described it very well. Spinning is a problem with rotational mechanics, where pulling with the front hip (or hitting against a firm front side, blocking) might be a problem with linear mechanics.<<< > > Hi Shawn & BHL > > Thank you for your responce. Sometimes we may be saying the same thing with different terms. -- How do you see "spinning" as different from "rotation around a stationary axis?" > > Jack Mankin

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