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Re: Re: Re: launch


Posted by: Doug () on Wed Oct 1 16:37:06 2003


Jack so I know were on the same page what is your definition of the launch position.At toe touch,or barrel pointed at catcher or some other point.
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> > Hi rql
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> > My definition of the ‘launch position’ is when the batter has brought the bat and body to a position where he is ready to rotate and fully initiate the swing. --- The bat has swept into the swing plane (the barrel would be pointing (sweeping) in the direction of third base. The hands are at the back-shoulder. The back-elbow is lowering to the side. The hips have started to open (the rubber band is twisted) and shoulder rotation is being initiated.
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> > Jack Mankin
> > jack, i think i would pretty well agree with that description....perhaps a fine line between what you described and epstein's "torque position", except some people, myself included might argue that the shoulders are holding back just a little bit longer......also,in this position would you say the front heel has landed or just the front toe?

Jack, Would you say that it happens at toe touch or heel plant?

Doug


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