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Jack Help Clarify, Thank You

Posted by: WT () on Wed Dec 8 00:40:18 2004

"Setting top-hand-torque aside for the time being, the two main problems with their mechanics is loose "linkage" and to little bottom-hand torque being applied.

When the lead arm and hand have good "linkage" with the knob end of the bat, any rotation of the lead shoulder will cause a strong pulling action (around toward the pitcher) on the knob end of the bat (great for applying torque)."
written by Jack Mankin

So BHT..........? Is what I'm seeing there?

Thank You
WT

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> "Setting top-hand-torque aside for the time being, the two main problems with their mechanics is loose "linkage" and to little bottom-hand torque being applied. > > When the lead arm and hand have good "linkage" with the knob end of the bat, any rotation of the lead shoulder will cause a strong pulling action (around toward the pitcher) on the knob end of the bat (great for applying torque)." > written by Jack Mankin > > So BHT..........? Is what I'm seeing there? > > Thank You > WT

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