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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Back elbow ahead of hands in high school Posted by: GBDiddy (thebuis@yahoo.com) on Wed Aug 31 22:45:18 2011 > IF THE REAR ELBOW AND FOREARM DON"T ROTATE . IT CAN CAUSE THE REAR ELBOW TO CONTINUE INTO A STRAIGHT LINE UNDER THE REAR ARM PIT. FORCING THE LEAD ELBOW TO STRAIGHTEN OUT MUCH TO LATE IN THE SWING .RESULTING IN A LINEAR AND DISCONNECTED HAND PATH TO THE BALL
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