Reply to "Throwing Mechanics"

quote:
Originally posted by Catcher41:
...right foot should move slightly forward as you are coming out of your crouch

I realize I won't convert the world to a different technique, which, no matter what I say, and it feels like even if I could demonstrate it, no one will buy the fact that my technique requires less arm strength. It is the absolute truth. I ask you to explore it on your own.

But, the above quote is wrong even if you use the pivot technique. Taking a step forward, with the right foot, even if tiny, adds to your pop time.

1/31/067:36 PM

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