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Re: A-Rod a Linear Hitter Posted by: Major Dan (markj89@charter.net) on Wed Sep 18 10:01:10 2002 Hi
> > I think A-rod is a Linear hitter he weight swift but use's alot of Bht Is ARod using a circular or straight-line hand path? Does he pull the knob straight to the pitcher or do his hands stay back as he turns into the ball? Does he shift his weight into contact or does his weightshift stop before rotation starts? What part of ARod's swing is linear? Please explain. Followups:
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