- Jun 8, 2016
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IMO as long as the hitter continues to pull back as they move it doesn't really matter much when they start. Hitters who have a handset which starts closer to the pitcher typically start to pull back some in their gather as they are getting their hands in a good position to launch from. Trout starts a bit before he moves out.The pull back (scap load) must occur during the stride (move out). Both must be maintained until the moment of GO. If you try to pull back during the negative move you will most likely slot your hands too early