So you and TDS must have a blast.
lol. I’m rubber your glue?
So you and TDS must have a blast.
Not sure I understand the argument at hand here. Shawn are you saying the barrel is released earlier (light grip at contact)Back to reality. The hitter is trying to apply force AT contact. The force is applied much earlier.
I am surprised you use this video. Doesn't really demonstrate middle out.
Posture and casting is cause and effect. Fix/maintain posture and casting will probably go away. The swing rail thing or George Brett drill will help with pushing and will get her core engaged. If her obliques get tired or sore after hitting you are on the right track.I hate it when I stop getting alerts.
I'm catching up now but I'm taking pieces from all of you and appreciate your time, energy, angst, all of it.
Yesterday we talked about breaking down the issue into four parts. In order of importance:
Posture
Not sliding the hips
not casting (which I demonstrated)
and not trying to apply extra force at contact by pushing you arms down and at it.
She hit at practice and from the bit I saw she was killing it.
We are going to the batting cage tonight and tournament this weekend.
I'm going to get game video and will post this weekend after we had a chance to work some more on it.
Thanks!
Not sure I understand the argument at hand here. Shawn are you saying the barrel is released earlier (light grip at contact)