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Re: Hiding the hands


Posted by: THG () on Thu Jan 3 19:56:13 2008


> I agree with the rotational hitting theory promoted by bat speed. I have one concern with "hiding the hands". How beneficial is it to hide the hands during the pitch rather than just start with the hands hidden? I've had some hitters coil to late, to much, etc. Thanks in advance for your thoughts.


Ted Williams and GRiffey Jr on numerous occasions started with the hands hidden. A lot depends on the ability of the player. The more abiility the more the hitter can get away with techniques that deviate from the norm. Otherwise everyone would bat nearly the same etc....and use the same techniques. Some hitters can bench press 400 pounds while other 200. Some players have less restricted movements and more fluid swings. Some players have much more lower body strength. Some players have better eyesight (pick up the ball sooner than others. So basically it all depends on the individual.


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