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Posted by: A Thought for RQL (Knight1285@aol.com) on Fri Apr 8 12:15:33 2005

Hi All:

If a righthander can straighten his / her right leg the fastest--the leg that needs to extend during hip rotation--would it not follow that this particular hitter should bat left-handed?

Also, when tossing a frisbee, most right handers twist their torso in a way analagous to a left-handed batter?

Finally, since a righthander's lead arm can lock out quicker than that of a left hander, will this not benefit one's ability to "bar the lead arm"?

I welcome any criticism.

Sincerely,
BHL

Followups:

Re: A Thought for RQL Marcus Boyd [ Sat Apr 9 04:19:16 2005 ]
1/X Hypothesis BHL [ Sat Apr 9 12:12:47 2005 ]
Story on switching from righty to lefty Marcus Boyd [ Mon Apr 11 05:01:38 2005 ]
Re: Story on switching from righty to lefty BHL [ Mon Apr 11 20:30:45 2005 ]

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> Hi All: > > If a righthander can straighten his / her right leg the fastest--the leg that needs to extend during hip rotation--would it not follow that this particular hitter should bat left-handed? > > Also, when tossing a frisbee, most right handers twist their torso in a way analagous to a left-handed batter? > > Finally, since a righthander's lead arm can lock out quicker than that of a left hander, will this not benefit one's ability to "bar the lead arm"? > > I welcome any criticism. > > Sincerely, > BHL

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