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Negative Move

Posted by: Ken (coachken3@verizon.net) on Sat Nov 22 16:29:46 2008

Jack,

I would like to get your thoughts on a linear negative move. In looking at a number of the college softball players, their negative move is a weight-shift back towards the catcher and then the stride and then into rotation. I know in your videos you demonstrate a counter-rotation of about 30 degrees for the load (negative move). Just curious as to your thoughts on this more linear type of load?

Thanks,
- Ken

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Re: Negative Move Jack Mankin [ Wed Nov 26 10:56:58 2008 ]
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> Jack, > > I would like to get your thoughts on a linear negative move. In looking at a number of the college softball players, their negative move is a weight-shift back towards the catcher and then the stride and then into rotation. I know in your videos you demonstrate a counter-rotation of about 30 degrees for the load (negative move). Just curious as to your thoughts on this more linear type of load? > > Thanks, > - Ken

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