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12-01-2007, 02:58 PM
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Re: Introduction to Five Tools Analysis: Hitting
About that Bonds video, is his flaw his weight transfer onto his front foot? If you compare it to the Pujols video where his front foot is firmly planted, it sure looks like Bonds is a lot more off balance at contact.
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12-01-2007, 06:49 PM
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Re: Introduction to Five Tools Analysis: Hitting
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About that Bonds video, is his flaw his weight transfer onto his front foot? If you compare it to the Pujols video where his front foot is firmly planted, it sure looks like Bonds is a lot more off balance at contact. [/ QUOTE ] Bonds' flaw is the hitch in his swing. He pumps his hands down, then brings them up into the loaded position. It is wasted motion and unnecessary, but there's no sense in fixing what ain't broken.
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