ok, but how did you determine that Agon didn't fore torque/snap?
Clem, with Agon it's fairly easy to see the difference.
ok, but how did you determine that Agon didn't fore torque/snap?
Do you have a swing from the "snapper" side view of one he is not late maybe similar pitch location or even someone else who forces torque?Clem, with Agon it's fairly easy to see the difference.
Do you have a swing from the "snapper" side view of one he is not late maybe similar pitch location or even someone else who forces torque?
I know for a fact Judge who is the poster boy for MLB snap it (and TM) looks exactly like Agon who I guess is not forcing torque.
My whole contention is, how does the barrel get flat early as possible in the zone if there is no torque being applied? Lets forget about movement patterns for sec and isolate the hands and arms. How does it happen?
Do you have a swing from the "snapper" side view of one he is not late maybe similar pitch location or even someone else who forces torque?
I know for a fact Judge who is the poster boy for MLB snap it (and TM) looks exactly like Agon who I guess is not forcing torque.
My whole contention is, how does the barrel get flat early as possible in the zone if there is no torque being applied? Lets forget about movement patterns for sec and isolate the hands and arms. How does it happen?
In this case torque is not applied but the dynamics will result in a rotation of the handle/barrel (if the hands allow it..)Torque is applied by moving the hands toward the belly button from here. You move the handle that way the bat flips.
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flips by gravity? Most players are already at palm up by that time and a lot of times earlier than that.Torque is applied by moving the hands toward the belly button from here. You move the handle that way the bat flips.
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flips by gravity? Most players are already at palm up by that time and a lot of times earlier than that.
Right, but isn't the hands the fulcrum at the end of the lever and applying force to the handle? I'm not a physics person so bear with me LOLIt flips because it is a lever.
Right, I agree if you are forcing it behind you, but if you are doing the same action of torque, in a pre determined direction towards the ball the action would look different. At least thats the way it seems to me and is why I have stated in a different thread, that is not easy to see "instant Torque" or as some say instant blur the way we would like. It doesn't mean its not happening.Attempt to match.
Which is opposite of forcing behind you.
In this case torque is not applied but the dynamics will result in a rotation of the handle/barrel (if the hands allow it..)