- Oct 6, 2011
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Those that coach against the elbow leading the hand are coaching to prevent the wrong symptom and do not understand how the "throwing"-arm acts to create "lag" to set up whip-effect.
sooooo....you like the drill (or in oleary speak "this isn't a terrible drill" - this way you can keep your distance from committing), but it is a standard straw man argument....for me to say that you believe it will help....
that player is trying to do exactly what you say will improve the swing...hold the hinge angle, connect the hands to the rear shoulder and rotate until the barrel flies around to contact.....
Throw the barrel into the line of the pitch. You can't throw anything with any velocity without the elbow getting in front of the hand at some point.
The elbow leads the hand holding the bullwhip and the hand leads the bullwhip etc.
Do you understand him? If I am wrong - then I apologize....but the statement below makes sense? It is truely tiring to read his stuff on different boards always pointing out how everyone else is wrong with no actual committment to anything he believes in....constantly being caught in contradictory statements as he plows on oblivious....
BINGO again...just keep the barrel "stacked" over the hands as the elbow slots...
It's set to Private.
Those that coach against the elbow leading the hand are coaching to prevent the wrong symptom and do not understand how the "throwing"-arm acts to create "lag" to set up whip-effect.
At what point in your video does the elbow lead the hands?
I ask because I don't see this in the swings of Youkilis or Cabrera. Instead, their back elbows stay well behind their hands.
me from above:Those that coach against the elbow leading the hand are coaching to prevent the wrong symptom and do not understand how the "throwing"-arm acts to create "lag" to set up whip-effect.