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Re: Re: anatomical illustrations of top hand torque?

Posted by: ray porco () on Sun Aug 31 06:51:41 2003

Jack,

Excellent observation.
Comparing to the clips of Bonds in the same post I see exactly what you mean.

In the Bonds’ clips, what is generating this movement?
Is it “pulling on the bat handle like a bow and arrow”?
Does it come from simply slotting the elbow?
Or the lead elbow working up?

Or all of these?
Or additional forces?

ray porco

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> Jack, > > Excellent observation. > Comparing to the clips of Bonds in the same post I see exactly what you mean. > > In the Bonds’ clips, what is generating this movement? > Is it “pulling on the bat handle like a bow and arrow”? > Does it come from simply slotting the elbow? > Or the lead elbow working up? > > Or all of these? > Or additional forces? > > ray porco

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