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Re: Re: extension and bottom hand torque

Posted by: ray porco () on Sun Dec 17 13:58:37 2000

jack,

are you saying that "bottom hand torque" should really be called "arm torque"?

your quote: "--Example: Lead arm reaches full extension and acts as a pivot point for the back arm to push the bat around (torque).

how can the "arm" be the pivot point? aren't your hands or wrists, the pivot point for torque?

ray porco

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Re: Re: Re: extension and bottom hand torque Jack Mankin [ Sun Dec 17 15:37:04 2000 ]
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> jack, > > are you saying that "bottom hand torque" should really be called "arm torque"? > > your quote: "--Example: Lead arm reaches full extension and acts as a pivot point for the back arm to push the bat around (torque). > > how can the "arm" be the pivot point? aren't your hands or wrists, the pivot point for torque? > > ray porco

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