English Wafers
Take idea at 3:14 of video and combine with a heaping dollop of crushed ginger-- Irma Bombeck or Julia Childs or http://www.historicfood.com/Wafer.htm along with post # 1050 here for a big league pitcher’s full windup.
Instead of integrating scapular adduction in forward motion per usual, employ SA as the starter motor in an old-fashioned automobile designed for the leg-impaired, the sciaticized and the rotorded.
The toss will fall, crowding you. Then and only then and before doing anything else employ the scapular adduction as part of the arm throw half demonstrated by the Hungarian teenager Naomi Totka (at 3:14 point of video as indicated). STRIKE BOTTOM OF BALL halfway up this throw with arm still partially bent.
From contact, i.e., as strings come off of the ball, fire the rest of the extensors (baby!). That would be both legs plus straightening and cartwheeling of the back with all of this simultaneous and intended to prolong upwardness of the snap.
Aim at Totka’s target only transpose it to ad court since most human beings are right-handed. Note: Left toes may remain in contact with court while other leg kicks at right fence.
Has one tried this yet? No. When one does, if one’s highest standards aren’t met, return immediately to the video at the beginning of this post.
In today’s featured match we have Manny Dullard (“Hit the same old boring shot”) vs. Stanley Varioso (“Most players have four or five recipes. Me, I use 500”).
Outcome? Beyond prediction.
Take idea at 3:14 of video and combine with a heaping dollop of crushed ginger-- Irma Bombeck or Julia Childs or http://www.historicfood.com/Wafer.htm along with post # 1050 here for a big league pitcher’s full windup.
Instead of integrating scapular adduction in forward motion per usual, employ SA as the starter motor in an old-fashioned automobile designed for the leg-impaired, the sciaticized and the rotorded.
The toss will fall, crowding you. Then and only then and before doing anything else employ the scapular adduction as part of the arm throw half demonstrated by the Hungarian teenager Naomi Totka (at 3:14 point of video as indicated). STRIKE BOTTOM OF BALL halfway up this throw with arm still partially bent.
From contact, i.e., as strings come off of the ball, fire the rest of the extensors (baby!). That would be both legs plus straightening and cartwheeling of the back with all of this simultaneous and intended to prolong upwardness of the snap.
Aim at Totka’s target only transpose it to ad court since most human beings are right-handed. Note: Left toes may remain in contact with court while other leg kicks at right fence.
Has one tried this yet? No. When one does, if one’s highest standards aren’t met, return immediately to the video at the beginning of this post.
In today’s featured match we have Manny Dullard (“Hit the same old boring shot”) vs. Stanley Varioso (“Most players have four or five recipes. Me, I use 500”).
Outcome? Beyond prediction.
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