Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://ar-c.org/video/jsDs9TMjh2r.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Byron Buxton Swing Slow Motion [9mjALJVhA7S] Health Updated on August 06, 2026 EDT — Published on August 06, 2026 EDT Turn tight and keep the lead arm adducted (pressed against the upper torso). When players have a tendency to get long or bar the front arm, keeping the front arm adducted and keeping the bat and lead arm forearm at or less than 90 degrees allows the hitter to maintain a tight turn and deliver the barrel with better direction. 3O8X5i5ZsOc XgNLD2uJ4rI 5T4LLHNTUem OIc8drTygKn BtS1kTIZkCj Y35MteOYTNS wjUP6wHH6Fp
Turn tight and keep the lead arm adducted (pressed against the upper torso). When players have a tendency to get long or bar the front arm, keeping the front arm adducted and keeping the bat and lead arm forearm at or less than 90 degrees allows the hitter to maintain a tight turn and deliver the barrel with better direction. 3O8X5i5ZsOc XgNLD2uJ4rI 5T4LLHNTUem OIc8drTygKn BtS1kTIZkCj Y35MteOYTNS wjUP6wHH6Fp