@Shawn The back arm is a timing thing. It just happens to coincide closely but not absolutely w the timing of toe touch. Still not a flat forearm.
Those pesky one legged and back elbow down hitters.
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Could be a little different up front actions that allows a fyb position to attack up in the zone..
No, it’s scapula rhythm. When it’s level and the elbow up, you increase the scapula rhythm and function. It’s the same for throwing.
It’s not just a coincidence, but how do you get there?
It’s not just a coincidence, but how do you get there?
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I am confused..I thought you started this thread to mock a flat rear forearm? You change your mind just because @Work=wins was agreeing with you?
Hitting is timing. Hitting is not power etc. timing=power not mechanics. The scap holds/releases when necessary. Timing based.
I am confused..I thought you started this thread to mock a flat rear forearm? You change your mind just because @Work=wins was agreeing with you?
No, No, Pattar, I mocked him because he doesn’t think it can be done any other way . I agree with there being a best launch position. Made this about 10 years ago?
There are things that make up the launch position, coil n stretch, launch. An attitude like a cat stalking it’s prey. So, no just getting to the position doesn’t mean anything unless your ready to launch.
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Timing don’t mean nothing if you can’t hit.
