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Re: Re: linear v. rotational

Posted by: Jeff () on Tue Nov 9 08:37:44 2010

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> East Cobb does teach linear hitting, but that is not how major leaguers swing. I played on the Astros growing up and we all hit linear, and we still dominated. But you have to realize the competition doesnt hit roational either.

Much confusion here. Most coaches use linear cues, but most baseball kids hit rotational. Many fastpitch players still hit linear, however.

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> > > > East Cobb does teach linear hitting, but that is not how major leaguers swing. I played on the Astros growing up and we all hit linear, and we still dominated. But you have to realize the competition doesnt hit roational either. > > Much confusion here. Most coaches use linear cues, but most baseball kids hit rotational. Many fastpitch players still hit linear, however.

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