Injury Log on the Big 3

[Ace]

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It is also the power shoulder for his swing.
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The lead shoulder is the power shoulder?
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You didn't know that? Power comes from the wrists, the left shoulder and back (if you're righ handed), the abs/waist/hips/core area
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Abs, waist, core, I'm with you - but as for bilaterally, I would have thought your back arm/side/shoulder/etc. would have been the power side, because it's the side from which you drive through the ball (as opposed to pulling through).