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Re: Re: Albert Pujols follow thru Posted by: daw (daw@bellevue-law.com) on Sun Nov 18 10:15:47 2007 > Do you hang on to the ball during the follow through when you throw?
A typical attempt by Teachman to act out his fantasies of superiority, and with the typically nonsensical analogy. If you "hang on to the ball" it isn't "throwing". Under "trusims and fallacies" on this site, Jack has done a section on "letting go of the top hand". It addresses your question. Followups:
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