Reply to "Shoulder load...."

BlueDog1,000+ posts

quote:
Grab the bat...put the hands where you like them....everything you load must help the hands turn the barrel.

I agree...And, that's why.....

I believe the shoulders need to stay tension-free as the rear elbow lowers......This allows the hands to turn the barrel and carry the arc out front....

IMO, tension in the shoulders, or load, would be a scenario for the shoulders to power the swing...I don't see loading the shoulders as a scenario where the hands and arms need to be free to turn the barrel.....

Torquing the handle of the bat at "go" and shoulder rotation producing the "go" are very different....

10/8/078:32 PM

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