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Originally Posted by Ash_Smith
Sureshs - nobody said that coaches don't use the terms "taking it early" and "on the rise" to mean the same or similar. You said hitting out in front is the same as taking it early, which in coach parlance it isn't.
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No, you said it right here:
For example, Sureshs uses the term "late" to describe the contact in relation to the ball (where a coach would use on the rise or on the drop)
The only way to read the sentence is to mean that a coach would use on the rise (instead of early) and on the drop (instead of late), the latter terms being what I supposedly used wrongly. I just proved you wrong.
Don't try to twist what you said by bringing in the hitting out in front issue.