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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Are pitchers "rotational", "linear", or both? Posted by: Chris O'Leary (chris@chrisoleary.com) on Thu Mar 1 12:07:30 2007 "Our biggest surprise came with the revelation that the larger percentage of total velocity comes from a pitcher's rotational momentum (hips and shoulders) and not his directional momentum (legs)!"
I think Tom House has gotten a lot of things wrong. For example, I think he's completely wrong about Mark Prior having perfect mechanics. However, I think he's correct about this. Followups:
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