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Robrod

I've seen mention of start and stop markers using video and timers. But I'm actually confused as to what constitutes a start marker. Can someone explain. Where do the scouts start the timer?

1. The point where the bat contacts the ball,

2. The end of the back swing (regardless of move to 1st).

3. The very instant a forward move to 1st base is made.

Now, I've seen Hamilton videos with a timer but it's confusing because his forward movement often at exactly the same time as bat contact. So, watching those videos only adds to the confusion... I can't find anyone else on a timer.

4/25/187:22 PM

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