FiveFrameSwing
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Are there any MLB greats that are two legged?
The vast majority of MLB greats have two legs and use them both.
Are there any MLB greats that are two legged?
The vast majority of MLB greats have two legs and use them both.
There is no 'lateral tilt' like process in her swing. Core usage is minimal to non existent.
According to what you are calling great and one legged. They all get around the back hip (one legged) but some do not use the stride foot as total timing device. If it's not used as a timing device they are two legged so they can get around the back hip. I maybe wrong but that's what I see. Some of these guys can possible miss time it and hit it a mile. One of the farthest hit balls I have ever seen in person was an opposite field bomb off the front foot.
I'm now working with a 12U team for the first time in my life. Some with no fundamentals and you start talking about swinging one legged and it's a circus in a hurry. Worked with two MLB 20 years ago and both landed on two legs but became one legged with great hip action. Had some minor leaguers from Canada come work for two months every year before the season. Great track athletes but couldn't get one legged to save their life.
The reason I asked is because I wanted to see what you interpretation of one legged is. I believe if a hitter launches their barrel with a coiled rear hip they are "one legged".
Although these two swings are obviously different, I would consider them to both be "one legged".....
Hit with a college hitter today that reads this website. They gave me their interpretation of one-legged to be ... "initiate the swing from the back-side".
Can you explain? Do you mean they pull back away from the plate with front hip except for Bonds?Of those clips Bonds is the only one that doesn't pull back with the front hip. IMO. They all get around the back hip. I think we are basically saying the same thing