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Re: Re: Jack, I don't understand the bottom-hand torque


Posted by: Dick Anthony (ranthony@ica.net) on Sun Apr 1 10:13:57 2001


Secondly, are you sure the pivot point is between the two hands? If that were the case, I would never be able to swing with only my lead arm. I took a whiffle-ball bat, held my lead HAND and arm stationary, then created angular displacement by moving thru the range of my wrist. My top-hand wasn't on the bat to help create angular displacement. What was my lead hand pivoting around if I didn't have the top hand on the bat to create opposing torque forces? ....DC

Good question. I'm interested to hear comments on that.
Dick


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