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I went on MLB and looked at Bonds, Pujols, and others. Everyone of them have their hips move before the hands like you describe. I am in agreement. However, how does a hitter NOT swing. The hands have to be separate at least to the degree a hitter can hold up. His hips rotate whether he swings or not (to that degree).

I like the clip. I need a lesson on collecting them. How does everyone get them?

Robinson started with really low hands compared to most hitters. Why start higher versus low? I always heard that a hitter has a tendancy of pulling front shoulder early if the hands are too low and that gravity should help feed the bathead. Is that all wrong?

5/15/0611:57 PM

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