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Re: Re: Bat speed

Posted by: () on Wed Jul 2 17:01:22 2003

Another way of looking at what Jack is saying is that the batter has approximately one-tenth of a second to accelerate the bat to top speed. Any attempt to "crack the whip" and lead with the handle will give the hitter less time to reach a high bat speed. Therefore the batter will ulimately end up with a slower swing.
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> What about just crack the whip and not lead with the handle????
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> > Crack the whip is bottom hand torque.

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> Another way of looking at what Jack is saying is that the batter has approximately one-tenth of a second to accelerate the bat to top speed. Any attempt to "crack the whip" and lead with the handle will give the hitter less time to reach a high bat speed. Therefore the batter will ulimately end up with a slower swing. > > > > > > What about just crack the whip and not lead with the handle???? > > > > > > Crack the whip is bottom hand torque.

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