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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Are pitchers "rotational", "linear", or both?

Posted by: jima () on Fri Mar 2 05:51:16 2007

If you research Mike Marshall, its pretty clear what he thinks of Coach House. That being said, I'm sure that he (House) has helped some players...Prior is just not a good example. I'd be interested to hear what Dr. Marshall would say about the relationship of "directional" vs. "rotational" components of pitching mechanics.

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> If you research Mike Marshall, its pretty clear what he thinks of Coach House. That being said, I'm sure that he (House) has helped some players...Prior is just not a good example. I'd be interested to hear what Dr. Marshall would say about the relationship of "directional" vs. "rotational" components of pitching mechanics.

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