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Stride Timing

Posted by: Coach Dad (plbd@comcast.net) on Thu Jun 4 14:29:46 2009

The inward turn is done at pitch wind up. And then comes the separation, bat back to catcher and stride, at the same time, right? Is there then a lag of time before the launch forward or is the launch forward immediately after the separation and wouldn't this forward launch timing be determined by the read speed on the pitch ? Would you have a student stride early and wait? Seems robotic and lost momentum would be less bat speed? Hope my question is clear. Thanks

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> The inward turn is done at pitch wind up. And then comes the separation, bat back to catcher and stride, at the same time, right? Is there then a lag of time before the launch forward or is the launch forward immediately after the separation and wouldn't this forward launch timing be determined by the read speed on the pitch ? Would you have a student stride early and wait? Seems robotic and lost momentum would be less bat speed? Hope my question is clear. Thanks

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