I think the best way to assess the "teachings" is for the teachings to be posted. That way, you don't go in to the territory blind. I have never participated first hand with any of Houses preferred mechanics, but there are certain aspects that all high velocity pitchers perform regardless of style. So the question is, does House know what they are. In the past, I have heard that House took what he thought was common to all pitchers and highlighted those as the rule of thumb. The problem with this is that there will be conflicts when dominant linear lower body mechanics are mixed with dominant rotational upper body mechanics.... and vice-versa.
