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Re: Re: Linear vs. Rotational Power


Posted by: mb () on Tue Nov 16 06:51:32 2004


>>> 3. The synchronized roll of the left wrist through Impact. <<<
>
> Hi Mb
>
> During the bat/ball impact, they are in contact for only 1/2000 sec. and the bat moves forward only ¾ inch. If this is one the “4 power sources in the swing”, when did this roll of the wrist begin and how does it contribute to a major power increase?
>
> Jack Mankin
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Once again we are talking about the accumulation or storage of power to be released at impact. The bottom hand (left) moves from palm down to a palm up position at follow through. The wrists from a cocked to uncocked position. The sharper the bat-hand angle is, the greater its accumulation of power.


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