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Vital component of hitting and often lacking. Creating and FEELING a weight shift into the rear hip while slightly coiling/closing front hip. Ride that “pinch/gather” in the rear hip out until the front foot lands. Earlier and slower load. Then Explode! Credit: @dr_hitting

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