The sky master classes have been interesting and they should keep doing them they are great. Found the Bell and KP especially interesting as a wannabe batsman. Bell talked about his trigger and having his weight on his back foot and how that allowed him to pounce forward. KP talked about the importance of having his weight on his front foot and that allowed him to pounce back to play the short ball. It's no surprise that Bell plays the cut shot so well and KP never plays it all, which he even joked about that he doesn't even practice it. We would all agree that both are excellent and successful players so it is interesting to hear how different their set ups are. No doubt many will say stay still and be balanced on both feet. I have played around in he nets with weighting on front or back foot and is something I recommend trying in a net situation, not in a game. I am talking about weighting and not triggering, my feet don't move just my knees and body slightly. Found early on weighting on my front foot gets my feet going. Later in session i use weighting on my back foot which is great for slogging. Haven't used it in games just nets hopefully with more netting will try to implement one or the other into my game permanently.
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