That clip is a decent example of what many describe as 'bat drag'.
As opposed to TTB immediately. There is to much slop in the barrel as the swing unfolds.
That clip is a decent example of what many describe as 'bat drag'.
As opposed to TTB immediately. There is to much slop in the barrel as the swing unfolds.
She can't TTB immediately. There is too much slack in the torso. The hands can't leverage. In fact, her leveraging is so bad that she doesn't even extract power from her 'bat drag'. The poor kid ... she's had 6 months of paid coaching, and there is very little in her swing that I would retain.
I mean the swing is so poor that I thought OP might be jerking our chain.
She can't TTB immediately. There is too much slack in the torso. The hands can't leverage. In fact, her leveraging is so bad that she doesn't even extract power from her 'bat drag'. The poor kid ... she's had 6 months of paid coaching, and there is very little in her swing that I would retain.
The tips they're giving in previous replies are great ones, but can be challenging to understand and nearly impossible to instruct your daughter on and assure proper development. Obviously its an investment, but if you are able and willing, I'd strongly suggest some hitting lessons with someone nearby. Ask around for suggestions and give it a try. Keep in mind that even though the lesson is for your DD, you'll also be able to learn as much as she will from someone as experienced as some of the responders to your post which only benefits both of you as you practice at home.
Best of luck and keep working!
That clip is a decent example of what many describe as 'bat drag'.
Tell us how you really feel. LOL I really thought this might be a set up. I mean the swing is so poor that I thought OP might be jerking our chain.
The tips they're giving in previous replies are great ones, but can be challenging to understand and nearly impossible to instruct your daughter on and assure proper development. Obviously its an investment, but if you are able and willing, I'd strongly suggest some hitting lessons with someone nearby. Ask around for suggestions and give it a try. Keep in mind that even though the lesson is for your DD, you'll also be able to learn as much as she will from someone as experienced as some of the responders to your post which only benefits both of you as you practice at home.
Best of luck and keep working!