I didn’t play any sports growing up and my kids are in it now. I hear a lot of talk about “following through” and “follow through”. Throwing a baseball, shooting a basketball, golf swing, hockey, swinging a bat.
In these cases the ball / item has already left or has been hit so why is follow through important? Does it have an effect on the initial release / impact?
In: Physics
I’ll add a random fact, but in soccer, the way you follow through will also determine the flight trajectory of the ball, causing it to curve, slice, dip, knuckle, etc.
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