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foward movement of the body

Posted by: rusty () on Mon Feb 3 12:33:28 2003

i watch alot of slo pitch softball and see a lot of hitters walk up on the ball, kind of swing,does that make them a linear swing,or would they have more power if they remained stationary,and rotated like jack teaches, the ones i see hit the ball farthest are the ones who walk up on the ball why is that?

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> i watch alot of slo pitch softball and see a lot of hitters walk up on the ball, kind of swing,does that make them a linear swing,or would they have more power if they remained stationary,and rotated like jack teaches, the ones i see hit the ball farthest are the ones who walk up on the ball why is that?

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