Just because you have a very active pivot doesn't mean you are using "pivot controlled hands." It simply means you are using a lot more pivot to whallop the ball.
if you are TRULY using pivot controlled hands then you are simply moving the pivot back and forth with no regard for where your hands/arms/etc are and just relying on the pivot to make your hands to what they are supposed to do.
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When this question comes up I always refer back to the video of Homer swinging in the gallery. I figure Homer knew what he wanted to do in his own swing.
Just because you have a very active pivot doesn't mean you are using "pivot controlled hands." It simply means you are using a lot more pivot to whallop the ball.
if you are TRULY using pivot controlled hands then you are simply moving the pivot back and forth with no regard for where your hands/arms/etc are and just relying on the pivot to make your hands to what they are supposed to do.
I agree jim_0068.
A true pivot controlled hand procedure negates the active use of the hands.
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