Sentences with phrase «swinging your bat before»

The Panthers responded to the report saying that only Marcus Ball, a practice squad player, was swinging a bat before the game, according to Adam Schefter.

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Yasiel Puig seemed genuinely shocked that the bat broke in his hands on a check swing and I don't think this has ever happened before.

Hatcher helped Erstad simplify his swing and got him to wave the bat below his waist before the pitcher delivers, which keeps him from tensing at the plate.

Spithorst was good enough as a sophomore to allow Dylan Carlson to move to the outfield before being drafted in the first round of the Major League Baseball draft by the Cardinals, and continued to anchor the defense at first base while swinging a mighty bat.

It's as if you have to swing your baseball bat nearly an hour before the pitcher throws the ball.

This works through a mechanism called post-activation potentiation, a neuromuscular phenomenon in which strength and power output is immediately enhanced after heavy resistance exercise.1 Basically, by performing a more intense activity first (the very heavy set), you summon more total muscle fibers into play for the work sets ahead, like a baseball player swinging a weighted bat before stepping up to the plate.

You swing your arm physically to swing the bat or racket in - game, and you press a button before throwing the bowling ball down the lane.

Then at the same time (or have DK hit it a little bit before) have Ness swing the bat and DK use the B on the bag.

The 90's have returned with a vengeance, swinging that metal bat harder than ever before.

Before viewers have time to accustom themselves, Wolfson swings, repeatedly wailing the bat and stomping his foot into the face of an animatronic doll — rendered lifelike through post-processing — which spouts too - human blood.

«While they say a resume and profile get you a chance to swing the bat, it felt like my work with Donna got me to second base before even walking in the door!

Babe Ruth had to pickup a bat before he could swing it.