The Balance Points of Tim Lincecum and Brett Sinkbeil
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jhamrahi posted 4/26/2008 from www.baseballdigestdaily.com [flag] |
By Alex Eisenberg...San Francisco Giants pitcher Tim Lincecum and Florida Marlins pitching prospect Brett Sinkbeil aren’t exactly on the same level in terms of talent, but the only thing we are comparing today is what they do at their “balance point”.
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Cra +2Alex,Good examples and nicely defined..One other thing critical positive result..Drifting helps you maintain(while increasing)leverage and energy through all hinges as long as no hinge breaks down from the toes through to the finger tips.Chris lincecum
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BBD: The Balance Points of Tim Lincecum and Brett Sinkbeil
Published 4/26/2008 at BBTF's Baseball Primer Newsblog
BBD: The Balance Points of Tim Lincecum and Brett Sinkbeil Alex Eisenberg looks at Stiv Lincecum and the “balance point”. San Francisco Giants pitcher Tim Lincecum and Florida Marlins pitching prospect Brett Sinkbeil aren’t exactly on the same level in terms of talent, but the only thing we are comparing today is what they do at their “balance point”. When a pitcher hits their balance point, they basically stop mid-way through their wind-up to establish balance and then start again as they head toward home plate. This is called a “tall-and-fall” pitcher. When a ...
