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Joints used when swinging a bat?
When swinging a bat, several joints are involved, primarily the shoulder, elbow, and wrist. The shoulder joint facilitates the initial movement and rotation of the upper body, while the elbow joint allows for flexion and extension during the swing. The wrist joint plays a crucial role in the final snap and control of the bat, ensuring effective contact with the ball. Additionally, the hips and knees contribute to the overall power and stability of the swing.
How do you use shoulder in a sentence?
I used my shoulder to swing the bat in baseball.
How many joules are used in a single swing of a ping pong bat?
nobody frikkin nos
How fast can you swing a bat?
because it can
In baseball what is an infield hit where the hitter does not swing the bat?
a bunt is where you hold your bat out in front of the plate holding the upper base and do not swing it
Will adding swing weights to a baseball bat make you swing faster or slower?
Actually on the show Sports Science they proved that when you swing with a weighted bat it actually messes up your swing mechanics because it uses the wrong muscles.
How do you swing a bat to hit a HR?
you have to use a lot force from the arms when swinging a bat.
Which bone wouold you swing a baseball bat with?
phalanges
What kind of bat does Bryce Harper swing?
Marruci
Why does a wood bat hit farther?
Because you can swing it faster and it is lighter than an metal bat
How far can a batter hit a softball with a stock ASA bat rated at 98 MPH?
How fast can a batter swing the bat? The faster the swing speed the further the ball will travel.
Which is better -12 or -10 for a baseball bat?
Definately the -10 if you swing the bat fast enough, which you'd have to swing pretty slow not to. The -10 is the best for you probably (more pop)
