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I see dysfunctional posture often, even with elite athletes. Does it matter, INDEED! It’s just tenths of seconds but in baseball tenths of seconds matter - A LOT! Just made this exact adjustment with an MLB infielder last week and he couldn’t believe the results. Quicker and easier to... show more

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