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高中投手在快球和换球过程中产生的线性和角度冲动.

Samantha Gajda1, Jun Ming Liu1, Janine Molino2

  • 1Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, NJ, USA.

Journal of biomechanics
|January 26, 2025
PubMed
概括

高中投手在快球和换球中更多地使用后腿来产生动力. 尽管球速有差异,但投球类型之间的冲动产生没有显著的群体水平差异.

关键词:
棒球 棒球 棒球 棒球调整 调整 调整 调整快球就是一个快球.高中高中的高中.动量 动量 动量 动量投球 投球 投球 投球

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