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Overall, I like the swing.

The swing on the foul ball was better form, but the batter was late making contact.

The double looked to be a blooper since it hung in the frame so long. The best part of the swing was the front foot delay on the apparent off speed pitch.

Without the pitcher in the frame, it is hard to determine if the batter is coming to the full load position before the pitcher releases the ball.

There is usually not enough time to have the 'swing light' come on, load and then swing to make contact.
Major counter rotation of the upper body
( shoulders) Hips should counter rotate minus 28 degree ( average). Shoulders should move around the spinal axis maintaining two eye contact on the pitcher without counter rotating

. He is in a one piece move back with the hips and shoulder BOTH counter rotating.
Post him by several MLB players to see this

NOt the worse thing he could be doing but he doesn't load correctly.

1. doesn't coil the weight into the back hip right.

2. Doesn't carry the weight right

3. Doesn't get any synchrony in the upper and lower body load.

It is a spinning pattern with no segmentation .

He appears fit, strong, and well rehearsed. He probably does pretty well anyway.

Would take some time to change this is he has been doing it for years and years
Last edited by swingbuster
I'm doin pretty good I suppose, here's my third game, which is another double.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmRzCeESFCk

I'm just trying to perfect my swing. I havent played in about a year cuz I had to take off due to some family problems and now Im back and trying to get back in the groove. I have video of me from the open side preparing for this summer season hitting with wood, my mechanics were pretty diff though, I would shift my weight back a lot and I had more forward momentum when hitting which helped me hit balls out easly with wood but left me looking stupid with off speed so I tried to stay back more and use my hips and Im just so lost, I dont know what approach I need, what I need to change, should I just try to perfect what im doin? idk another thing is my hands, most great hitters seem to have their hands right behind them or actually in sight when you look at thier swing from the front, such as pujols and bonds...my hands seem to extend around my head so you can see them on the other side of my head, like jeff francoeur does,wich I sometimes seem to over extend, but I dont have a long bar arm swing I can pull my hands back inside it just seems like wasted movent BUT...when I try to not extend so much I lose all my power it seems, Im just so lost and dont know what to do.
Last edited by beastball4
ok heres a couple of months before these last game videos were. there was a lot more movement with body and head which lead me to think something was wrong with the swing and thats why I wasnt hitting the off speed quite as good, but Im thinking it was just my timing off and I went and tried to fix things even though I was in a groove, not saying the mechanics were any better, but I felt good swinging, but I thought all the movent I had to load up would throw me off in the game so I tried to stay more "quiet" and not move so much....the third video is a front view were you can really see the hands "wrap" around the head like I said, all three were batting practice with wood but were homers. I also notice I was hitting more off of the front leg in these videos cuz my back leg actually lifts off the ground for a moment...which swings look better the in game swings or batting practice?

http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v503/baseballa226/?ac...w¤t=HRBack.flv

http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v503/baseballa226/?ac...w¤t=HROpen.flv

http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v503/baseballa226/?ac...¤t=HRFront.flv
Last edited by beastball4
Spinner = hitting with the pole through the body from stance to finish. Like a revolving door.

He lacks a flexed front leg landing and he doesn't hit against his frontside at all. He counter rotates but instead should coil. He has no lower half swivel and gets caught with both feet flat on the ground at the same time.
He does take a heck of a cut. More effective through contact from the back view on the double.

He is very quick...with great hip action.

I think he could be an example of a guy that can make HIS STYLE work and I do not see many that I think that about. There is something special about him through the zone.

Slo mo would be better for the finer points but at impact he is top teer

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