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w8coach | 17:29 GMT, 01/28/2010 |
A couple of things taht I'm sure will rattle the cages of a few.
If a perfect biomechanical model( not style) doesnlt not exist, why do we do drills? From his post, he makes the case for just throwing a letting the body sovle its flaws by experiencing and adjusting to unseen forces. I absolutley agree that the body, and associated computer(brain) are extremely efficient sensory organs.
Secondly, pedigrees are not the measuring rod I like to use. Education, and asociation seems to be supplanting intelligence and common sense here. I would rather figure the final objective( chanelling forces in the direction of the intended throw) and make associated movments that make this come to fruition.
