14d • Form Before Force
Timing Is Not Speed
Speed is obvious.
Timing is subtle.
Most breakdowns blamed on “not throwing hard enough” are timing errors hiding behind effort. Late acceleration, early pull, rushed transition — all create the illusion that more force is required.
Timing isn’t about moving faster. It’s about moving when it matters.
When timing is clean, the throw feels delayed — then effortless. When it’s off, everything feels urgent.
Urgency is a signal.
So is strain.
If a throw only works when rushed, timing hasn’t settled yet.
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Timing Is Not Speed
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