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Posted by: Ronnie (rwynn@comsouth.net) on Wed Oct 6 13:08:10 2010


> Hi again Ronnie!
>
> Not to disagree with you but to add, I think BHT is equivalent to changing the radius of the circle the moment of inertia of the bat is traveling on. And, I haven't seen videos where the center of the circle(s) are at the knob of the bat or on the bat.
>
> It seems that "the path of *optimal* bat speed" may not be what we have seen on any video.
>
> ???

Hi Joe,
Try looking at it from the center of the spine and see where the bat is at and if the hands and elbows are connected to shoulder rotation.
Ronnie
> ---
Hi Joe,
Disagreements are OK. Try looking at the rotation from the center of the spine. As long as the hitter stays connected to shoulder rotation you should see the start of the circle and once shoulder rotation is depleted the bat will be flat thru the ball maximizing contact with max velocity. Short to it - long thru it.
Ronnie


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