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Re: It's just a turn

Posted by: T Olson () on Mon Oct 2 19:28:56 2000

To kick off October's discussion, I would still like to know why we could have 60% weight on our back leg during the inward turn. If it's just a turn, where did 60% weight and 10 degrees tilt from the pitcher come from?....
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if the turn includes a full (knee lift) or partial lift (knee cock) of the front foot the weight has to go back some.

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> To kick off October's discussion, I would still like to know why we could have 60% weight on our back leg during the inward turn. If it's just a turn, where did 60% weight and 10 degrees tilt from the pitcher come from?.... > > > > yo...signing off............. > > > > > if the turn includes a full (knee lift) or partial lift (knee cock) of the front foot the weight has to go back some.

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