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Rotational but Level Swing Swing Plane


Posted by: Kupuna (d_nitta@sbcglobal.net) on Thu Sep 13 10:15:20 2007


Although Junior has been one of the top hitters on teams he has played on he decided to convert to a rotational swing to get more power. Junior took a series of rotational swing instructions from a Epstein certfied instructor about 2 months ago.

During batting practice he is able to get his swing plane slightly upward and can match anyone on his travel team for power although he is one of the smaller players on the team. However during games he has more of a level swing. I believe that during practice he has time to make adjustment to get his swing on the right plane.

Under the pressure of game conditions his shoulder stays level and his swing is level and although he is selective on the pitch he swings at he generally will put the ball in play on most pitches he swings at. Seems to do ok on high pitches but does not drive pitches down the middle like he does during practice. He has always done a lot of dry swings and t work and the coach who gave him instructions on rotational mechanics felt that because his old swing was so groved, it will take him time to make the transition to a rotational swing. Any suggestions to make the transition easier. Also, how long does it take to get a rotational swing groved.


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