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Re: Re: Process of extension


Posted by: Dog (dawg11@flash.net) on Mon Jan 3 22:15:14 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<<<
>
> Hi Dog
>
> I do not agree with you regarding the lead arm being bent and extending at contact. At least for the better hitters. --- Please read "Wrist Action or Torque" (Batspeed Research) and tell me what you think.
>
> Jack Mankin
> Hi Jack, I did not say the "lead arm" I said the top arm normally has a bend in the elbow at contact. I refer to the lead or guide arm as the bottom hand. regards--dog


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