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Re: Re: Re: No Stride

Posted by: Lady Knights (ksy2268@aol.com) on Fri Dec 14 06:27:41 2007

"This weekend, I will develop a clip to show why the development of linear momentum is required for pitching but not for hitting."

I have read that the step and forward weight shift moves the body forward at roughly 6 mph. This alone will add more batspeed, created by additional torque. Yes or No?

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> "This weekend, I will develop a clip to show why the development of linear momentum is required for pitching but not for hitting." > > I have read that the step and forward weight shift moves the body forward at roughly 6 mph. This alone will add more batspeed, created by additional torque. Yes or No?

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