16u and a lot of work. Humble brag!

[Work=wins]

The hands should stay connected longer. She pushes them back prematurely. The forward move should cause the hands to work back. I would try a step back drill to get the feel. I would also use a bit more top hand and less front shoulder.

See how the hands are moving the shoulder?



Edit: make sure posture is set a bit more over the plate also.

 

[Shawn]

It’s armsy, where the hands don’t achieve a rotational axis. The front shoulder fly’s and the barrel is left back or stuck back.

be back

 

[Shawn]

Posture, extremely activating the back chain…



Get the butt behind the rib cage.

 

[Jeremy]

Thanks for the advice. A couple of things I think creates the separation of the arm. Hitting coach really wants her knob at catcher which I think causes this. As far as sitting she is tall as you can see and for the longest time before she grew she was told to stay tall. I will do some step back drills and work on posture

 

[_MIA_]

Thanks for the advice. A couple of things I think creates the separation of the arm. Hitting coach really wants her knob at catcher which I think causes this. As far as sitting she is tall as you can see and for the longest time before she grew she was told to stay tall. I will do some step back drills and work on posture

On the step back drill focus on not loading the hands until she starts her forward move.

 

[Work=wins]

Thanks for the advice. A couple of things I think creates the separation of the arm. Hitting coach really wants her knob at catcher which I think causes this. As far as sitting she is tall as you can see and for the longest time before she grew she was told to stay tall. I will do some step back drills and work on posture

Knob at the catcher is good for a kid who unravels early. Your dd has over done this imo. As she should bc that’s what’s she was told. But at the end of the day you wanna get rid of that hinge/lag as fast as possible w timing.

 

[Work=wins]

another good example of throwing the barrel or losing lag w or ‘against’ a soft front shoulder.

 

[Work=wins]

 

[3girls]

Swing looks better than 90% of the swings I see.

 

[Agcy]

Similar to what is posted, watch out for her front arm in a bar position through the front 3/4 of the swing. It drives the hands too low which ends up with the bat pointed at the ground after contact. When the swing of the bat goes from above the ball to contact to below the ball, timing has to be impeccable or you end up with pop ups (most likely) or hits into the ground or just plain misses.