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teaching tilted axis and not tucking back elbow Posted by: Rick (coachlusby@frontier.com) on Tue May 4 17:04:22 2010 Jack,
I've learned so much from your website. Thanks so much. I'm having trouble teaching my players to not tuck their back elbow when they start there swing. I think this causing them difficulty getting into a tilted axis in addition to robbing them of precious bat speed. Any secrets or does just take more repitions. Thanks, Rick Followups:
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