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hands during stride

Posted by: bob (retc642@aol.com) on Mon Jul 9 09:01:31 2001

MY SON HOLDS HIS BAT SIMILIAR TO THE WAY TED WILLIAMS DID, A LITTLE LOWER THAN SHOULDER HEIGHT AND IN A VERTICAL POSITION, WHAT I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IS AS HE IS STRIDING SHOULD HE ALSO BE BRINGING HIS HANDS BACK OR SHOULD HE JUST CONCENTRATE ON KEEPING HIS HANDS BACK TO WHERE THEY WERE WHEN HE STARTED HID STRIDE, I'VE READ SOME PLACES THAT HE SHOULD BRING THEM BACK THAT THIS IS THE POSITION OF POWER AND I HAVE READ THAT HE SHOULD JUST LEAVE HIS HANDS WHERE THEY WERE, PLEASE HELP WITH THIS.
BOB

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Re: hands during stride scott [ Mon Jul 9 11:36:36 2001 ]
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> MY SON HOLDS HIS BAT SIMILIAR TO THE WAY TED WILLIAMS DID, A LITTLE LOWER THAN SHOULDER HEIGHT AND IN A VERTICAL POSITION, WHAT I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IS AS HE IS STRIDING SHOULD HE ALSO BE BRINGING HIS HANDS BACK OR SHOULD HE JUST CONCENTRATE ON KEEPING HIS HANDS BACK TO WHERE THEY WERE WHEN HE STARTED HID STRIDE, I'VE READ SOME PLACES THAT HE SHOULD BRING THEM BACK THAT THIS IS THE POSITION OF POWER AND I HAVE READ THAT HE SHOULD JUST LEAVE HIS HANDS WHERE THEY WERE, PLEASE HELP WITH THIS. > BOB

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