Re: Re: Re: Pitching vs Hitting Mechanics – cont.
Posted by: Jimmy (
) on Tue Dec 18 23:43:26 2007
Brian,
I did address the forward momentum issue, there is forward momentum in both actions.
I also stated that there is obviously less forward movement in hitting compared to pitching, but there is a 100% weight transfer in both.
100% of a hitters weight is transfered into and against his front leg. This is why the back foot is lifted off the ground in a high powered swing.
You state..."the front leg straightens in order to PUSH the front hip/torso backward while the rear leg drives the back hip/torso forward."
If this is true than how does the back foot rise into the air at the same time the front leg straightens?
Jimmy
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> Brian, > > I did address the forward momentum issue, there is forward momentum in both actions. > > I also stated that there is obviously less forward movement in hitting compared to pitching, but there is a 100% weight transfer in both. > > 100% of a hitters weight is transfered into and against his front leg. This is why the back foot is lifted off the ground in a high powered swing. > > You state..."the front leg straightens in order to PUSH the front hip/torso backward while the rear leg drives the back hip/torso forward." > > If this is true than how does the back foot rise into the air at the same time the front leg straightens? > > Jimmy
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