BigSkyHi
All I know is I don't know
- Jan 13, 2020
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Don't recall. Which guy?You gave a mild endorsement of this guy on another thread. Right?
Don't recall. Which guy?You gave a mild endorsement of this guy on another thread. Right?
Casey SmithDon't recall. Which guy?
Gotcha. In the Who is in whos camp? thread I showed a series he was in. Did not know who he before that,Casey Smith
Yeah I just watch parts of the series. They might not have the science perfect but they are good communicators/coaches.Gotcha. In the Who is in whos camp? thread I showed a series he was in. Did not know who he before that,
My list is very much different, but that doesn't matter. It's simply an analogy for conceptual purposes for folks to think about and use if it helps.Guessing here
1. Shoulder chassis
2. sweet spot of the barrel
3. hands
Whether you agree the hips and legs are body parts or not....at least you're very close in what parts have "dragster" parts in them that needs to slam the "brakes" on into contact, so other parts can fly by them.The analogy Smith used in his video about a crash test dummy is how I see it. When the car crashes, the impact throws everything In the car forward. Don’t agree with the body parts as much. Think the back hip and leg are the primary ‘brake’.
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Hip extension. If you can see past all the obliques contracting and forearms rotating youll see how hip extension causes the ENTIRE body to go into a straight line in a fraction of a second. Look at these pics where the club is going 150 mph and then just take a second and think of which way this force works in a softball swing.
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there’s a time constraint. No time to separate til the cows come home like this guy. Different constraints. Heck these contests have very few constraints. Hence the BIG LONG UNDISCIPLINED ACTIONS. Creating force in very LARGE windows. Couldn’t hit . 300 in 16u like this.