Reply to "Will "The Thrill" Clark!!!"

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Not without weight shift. Think you better look at your clip of chipper again...marked weight shift

Not after foot plant...After the front foot is planted there is no forward momentum of the center. Will Clark has nearly a foot of forward momentum after foot plant.

Of course there is weight shift during stride, I never insisted that there wasn't.

Let's try this: http://www.youthbaseballcoaching.com/mpg/Rose.mpeg

The "R" on his jersey rotates backwards at the same rate the "E" turns forward. There is a point, near where his hair touches his neck, that doesn't move...much the same way a steering wheel rotates around a centerpoint.

Will Clark would move that center towards the pitcher as the bat is in motion towards the ball...

2/6/0610:20 PM

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