Here's Soto using the no-stride.
It looks like he already has the weight back as he loads.
question, If there is a difference between stride/no-stride. Is it in the stretching of the front side/shoulder against the stride? If there is no loss in power with using the no-stride, then doesn't that mean that pre setting the loading works just as well? So presetting showing the numbers (creating downward shoulder action, shoulder moving down and back) and hiding the hands works just as good as someone who does it more dynamically?
I have always said no-stride hitters create a greater sequence between the hip/shoulders stretch/separation.
It looks like he already has the weight back as he loads.
question, If there is a difference between stride/no-stride. Is it in the stretching of the front side/shoulder against the stride? If there is no loss in power with using the no-stride, then doesn't that mean that pre setting the loading works just as well? So presetting showing the numbers (creating downward shoulder action, shoulder moving down and back) and hiding the hands works just as good as someone who does it more dynamically?
I have always said no-stride hitters create a greater sequence between the hip/shoulders stretch/separation.