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Process of extension

Posted by: Dog (dawg11@flash.net) on Mon Jan 3 21:19:50 2000

Hello to all: All good hitters finish the process of extension. The top arm is not fully extended on contact, there is an obvious bend in the elbow. Then contact is made letting the down the middle ball reach the front half of the plate.
Hit through the ball and finish the process of extension. Now questions for all, what about the inside pitch? How much of a bend in the top arm, or is there a bend at all? regards-dog

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Re: Process of extension Jack Mankin [ Mon Jan 3 21:46:04 2000 ]
Re: Re: Process of extension Dog [ Mon Jan 3 22:22:50 2000 ]

Re: Re: Process of extension Dog [ Mon Jan 3 22:15:14 2000 ]
Re: Re: Re: Process of extension Jack Mankin [ Mon Jan 3 22:27:07 2000 ]
Re: Re: Re: Re: Process of extension dog [ Tue Jan 4 00:15:32 2000 ]

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> Hello to all: All good hitters finish the process of extension. The top arm is not fully extended on contact, there is an obvious bend in the elbow. Then contact is made letting the down the middle ball reach the front half of the plate. > Hit through the ball and finish the process of extension. Now questions for all, what about the inside pitch? How much of a bend in the top arm, or is there a bend at all? regards-dog

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