This photo of 16 yr old LHH prospect from California and video clip of #25-(Trip?) looks very similiar in early stages of the swing. Believe Shep when he says, that is a compliment! PG Jerry, you can view frame by frame of NY prospect #25 by using arrows on right side bottom of video clip. Reverse/FF buttons Notice how Stock loads against lower body large muscle groups and maintains balance and center before turning shoulders and bringing bat forward. Front foot is closed as should be and power is coming from lower base as in hitting against a strong front side in carousel fashion. The rotational power swing as demonstrated by LHH in California can be attained through hard-work and dedication. Stock began studying this type of swing back when he was around 11- 12 yrs of age and is the best recent example I can think of as far as success attained from proper use of the mechanics involved in the rotational swing and using the lower body muscles, which by the way are strongest in body, to generate batspeed and power. Upperbody/shoulders/hands should be like a whip when coming forward if hitting against strong front side. The lowerbody is the primary foundation of the strong front side and vital in the success of a hitter.