Keeping the Front Shoulder Down during Stride

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May 15, 2008
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Not the best video, she comes out of her tilt which you have to do for a high pitch. I think I'm seeing a little bat drag in there. It looks to me like she loses the space between her lead arm bicep and the collar bone which is a symptom of bat drag. Some different video would help clarify what she is doing.
 
May 24, 2013
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So Cal
I don't think she would have a chance on this pitch if her lead shoulder was any lower.

Valid point. I would like to see some swings on lower pitches to see how she moves.

Here's a pretty good swing on a high pitch. Her coil/load pulls her lead shoulder down and in (front side oblique scrunch), but she definitely has to get the lead shoulder up to adjust to location...
 
Valid point. I would like to see some swings on lower pitches to see how she moves.

Here's a pretty good swing on a high pitch. Her coil/load pulls her lead shoulder down and in (front side oblique scrunch), but she definitely has to get the lead shoulder up to adjust to location...

😲 She absolutely unloaded on that pitch! Has that one come down yet?
 

TDS

Mar 11, 2010
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This clip she's abaf.. Shifting into a leveraged position (beating the pitcher to her position) would have helped.

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