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Re: Re: Re: inward turn Posted by: T Olson (timolson@home.net) on Sun Jan 23 11:16:53 2000 > I could best describe my trigger as my dad does; a connected rotation of the shoulders and hips started by a slight inward 'break' of my right knee, maybe 2-4 inches towards third base (i'm a left hand hitter). I absoulutely try to maintain two eyes facing forward so as not to turn my left eye out of the field of vision.
I'm curious--does your swing look similar to either of these? http://www.geocities.com/tolson36/baseline2.avi http://www.geocities.com/tolson36/baseline3.avi Followups:
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