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dalton 11-06-2006 11:24 AM

What's the difference between right-arm swing and hitting?
 
Can you tell me the difference between right arm swinging and Hitting? To me they seem the same (shoulder throw to start the downswing, and then the application of the right arm).

lagster 11-06-2006 01:14 PM

Right
 
The "Bat" can be a Swing or Hit. Here, the Right Elbow becomes the center of the Stroke, instead of the Left Shoulder.
For the Swing version use 10-19-C.

Now... For a Tomasello Variation... Set up with Fix Hands and Freeze your right wrist. Keep the right elbow in the same relationship to the right hip as at setup(pointing to the hip). "Do not pull the right arm behind you." Now use a Rotated Shoulder Turn and cock your right arm what Feels like straight up, and then straight down. The Feel will be of uncocking the arm down just inside your right foot. Now, allow the "endless belt effect, and #3 Accumulator to work. Finish with the classic "machine finish."

The Tom Tomasello threads have much more information on these things.
I worked with him back in the late 80's and early 90's, and this is one of the procedures he used.

bts 11-08-2006 09:42 AM

pull v.s. push
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dalton
Can you tell me the difference between right arm swinging and Hitting? To me they seem the same (shoulder throw to start the downswing, and then the application of the right arm).

Swinging: pull the grip together with the left.
Hitting: push the grip against the left.


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