Adjustments behind the plate....

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Tue Nov 18, 2008, 08:43am

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Originally Posted by SRW

If your hammies are sore from this, try to not lean as far forward as you are...keep a more straight back (while maintaining a slight forward lean).

Was talking more about being down all the way and set... then having the catchers head in the way and having to ease up (slowly) and over to see. But yeah I probably need to stretch (it never hurts to stretch)

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