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Re: Re: Pitching vs Hitting Mechanics – cont.


Posted by: Jimmy () on Tue Dec 18 10:26:51 2007


> Jack,
>
> I haven't used the pitcher, hitter comparison before but with some of my students, lately, I have used it. Not so much that it is the same but more in reference to the seperation. I try to get them to have that feel when the pitcher seperates his hands to reach back and throw and then start forward. I found that by using this comparison they can get the feel of loading against the back leg and getting the hands to the lauch position at the same time a pitcher would and also they can feel when the barrel should be getting torqued rearward. I have found it easier for them to have more of a fluent motion versus a load, toe plant and then "go"
>
> Graylon

Graylon,

You state...""I have found it easier for them to have more of a fluent motion versus a load, toe plant and then "go""

This is one of the best ways to use the comparison to achieve a proper build up and fluent release of energy.

I agree 100%...nice!

Jimmy


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