The perfect Hinge

Who can a blogger use as an example of the perfect batting style? Albert Pujols, Joe Mauer and . . . Aaron Senne.

■ Whip (ChrisOleary.com)

In order to believe what I believe and why, you first have to understand a concept called the hinge angle.[1] The hinge angle is the angle formed by the front forearm (line E-W) and the barrel of the bat (line H-W). Most good hitters set the hinge angle at between 80 and 100 degrees.
. . .
This is also true of Aaron Senne. In the clip above, of him hitting a home run to left field, notice how he holds the hinge until the last frame before contact. Only between the last two frames does the hinge angle change.