Reply to "chicken or the egg"

hueysdad1,000+ posts

Thanks for the responses. My son gets a few lessons a year. I am also in the you can get too many lessons camp. He's a 15 year old sophomore this year. Power is his number one tool. When I said his swing looked way different , I meant he looked more like he was thinking about his swing. More compact thinking just put the barrel on the ball. Which isn't bad in itself but, he's not fast. That is why I was wondering about the timing of the lessons. I know an instructor would like to build his swing . I just don't know if it is better to be close to what that swing is or walk in there cold . The mirror is a good idea and I would like to find an app for my iPhone to tape him . My back is feeling better. So hopefully we can get this show on the road soon.

11/6/157:58 PM

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