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Hard throwers don't: 🚫Push off the rubber 🚫Triple extend 🚫Reach with their front hip/leg Hard throwers do: ✅Hold tension into the back hip ✅Keep a stacked torso + pelvis ✅Maintain back foot connection ✅Hold pelvis closed during linear move

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