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Re: Re: Nyman's THTSimulation

Posted by: Brett () on Thu Sep 13 18:55:04 2007

> I agree. It is nice to see the vectors and how even a passive back arm can quicken the swing if things are lined up and sequenced right.
>
> The last simulation shows how pushing the swing/porrly timed and directed handle force prevents early batspeed and forces drag as you have pointed out.

I happened to read a website on Paul's philosophies. On it he had a lot to say......

Does Paul Nyman even believe that THT exists in the swing?

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> > I agree. It is nice to see the vectors and how even a passive back arm can quicken the swing if things are lined up and sequenced right. > > > > The last simulation shows how pushing the swing/porrly timed and directed handle force prevents early batspeed and forces drag as you have pointed out. > > > > I happened to read a website on Paul's philosophies. On it he had a lot to say...... > > > Does Paul Nyman even believe that THT exists in the swing?

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