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Kerry Carpenter working on controlling the back leg with limited forward movement / being ready to go instantly when he decides to swing from a fully loaded position. Such a sick swing. Proud to see the player he has turned into these last few years. All his hard work... has paid off. Some things to take into account. Kerry has always had a great swing. The loading & timing change that he made to start pretty much already loaded with the upper half and weight on his back leg has eliminated slop & extra movement in his swing & created a consistent timing mechanism he can use each time he steps into the box. Now he can just wait longer to read the baseball, decide to swing, & unleash from a fully loaded position.show more

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