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Re: inward turn Mr. Mankin:
> I have been practicing since I can remember using a slight inward turn as a trigger to start my swing. I recently attended a hitting school and my initial inward turn was labeled as a "hitch" that I should work to eliminate. What are your thoughts on this? > I would have to say that my swing is mostly rotational as described on your site and I have not had trouble hitting the ball so far. Is the inward turn holding me back? > > ps. Thanks for a great site. > > Frank Frank, Many coaches will call just about any movement a hitch. If it feels right and isn't causing any problems, forget about some weekend hitting clinic. Or is this a hitting school you've just started at? Shawn Bell Followups:
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