John Mallee Teaching Hitting - Approach To Contact

[tikitimeproductions]

fuck the haters, i bought his dvd and i started hitting alot better

[baseballdebate]

I played against Coghlan in college...very solid player. Come discuss in more detail at baseballdebate . com

[Hitboricua2008]

John is full of knowledge. One of the best Hitting Coaches in the bussiness in Professional Baseball. Chris Coghlan, ROY in the National League, is one of his students.

[jerseyboyy1]

So,your saying the knee turns even when your taking pitches?

[jerseyboyy1]

You can teach anyway you want to hit.Doesnt mean that you will get maximum results.lol. can say stand on one foot and swing with one arm.Youll hit the ball,but is it the right way.lol.John,whats the highest level you played?

[jerseyboyy1]

I got news for you.The knee and the hands come through at the same time which keeps the hips and upper body acting as one.Look at any pro hitter in slow motion on You Tube.Just thought you should know that being your teaching Major League Batting.

[azmatsfan]

That's not true. It's the separation between the upper and lower bodies' rotations that gives MLB hitters power.

[cheycharoden]

(continued) influence on the upper body. The torso rotates by using the oblique muscles, when the upper body and lower body are 'seperated' in this fashion, it is not torque, but rather a tightened muscle ready to explode into rotation.

[cheycharoden]

Dear Moron,

Torque is define as two EQUAL forces applied about a stationary axis. Two EQUAL forces moving in opposite directions. Frontside turning back, backside turning forward. EQUAL but OPPOSITE. Not one side knocking the other side, both have to apply the same force. That is torque. The upper torso turned slightly in while the hips slightly open is a position to stride to, this motion is remove any PLAY, so that the slightest rotation of the hips when initiating the swing will have an...

[azmatsfan]

In physics torque is NOT defined as two equal forces applied about a stationary axis. It may be, but it doesn't need to be.

[hunter8991]

good video