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Re: Re: Re: Re: back foot rotation how do you rotate with enough force so that you get to that point...because when i rotate my weight stays back and i guess "squashes the bug" and i want to end up on my toes. ANy tips on accomplishing this?
> Just curious, do you let go of the bat w/ your top hand after impact? This may have nothing to do w/ your problem, but I've noticed that when my son lets go, it allows him to stop rotating his torso and shoulders, and he falls back on his rear foot (a more exaggerated version of not transferring the weight). Followups:
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