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Re: Re: Re: Re: Handle torque

Posted by: SteveT () on Wed Jan 5 10:39:13 2000

OK, I see your point. But I still would like to know how the energy is transferred to the bat in the rotational model-

In measuring a one- handed vs. two-handed swing, I always account for the swing radius- they are kept as close to the same as possible. But I have noted that for myself, there is a large drop with one hand. Can we use the one- handed speed as an indicator of a hitter's individual mechanics? What might this tell us?

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> OK, I see your point. But I still would like to know how the energy is transferred to the bat in the rotational model- > > In measuring a one- handed vs. two-handed swing, I always account for the swing radius- they are kept as close to the same as possible. But I have noted that for myself, there is a large drop with one hand. Can we use the one- handed speed as an indicator of a hitter's individual mechanics? What might this tell us?

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