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Re: Re: Hitting a low pitch and maintaining mechanics

Posted by: Alex (alexdsr@hotmail.com) on Wed Mar 7 13:57:32 2007

> You've got to teach/convince them that the right way to do this is to make the adjustment by tilting the torso rather than extending the arms.

Thanks Chris, I appreciate your response!

By tilting the torso, you mean bending over
(with your knees bent of course)
while keeping your elbow bent and connected to your side, correct?

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Re: Re: Re: Hitting a low pitch and maintaining mechanics Chris O'Leary [ Thu Mar 8 08:41:31 2007 ]
Re: Re: Re: Re: Hitting a low pitch and maintaining mechanics Alex [ Thu Mar 8 12:14:43 2007 ]
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Hitting a low pitch and maintaining mechanics Chris O'Leary [ Fri Mar 9 09:09:37 2007 ]

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> > You've got to teach/convince them that the right way to do this is to make the adjustment by tilting the torso rather than extending the arms. > > Thanks Chris, I appreciate your response! > > By tilting the torso, you mean bending over > (with your knees bent of course) > while keeping your elbow bent and connected to your side, correct?

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