Very Rotational and still stands up in the swing. For some reason the bat looks too heavy for her.
Upon start of swing the front shoulder should go back and up while the back shoulder goes down and forward and finish the swing high. PIc 1 - load Pic 2 - notice the shoulder movements as the bat enters the strike zone early (palm up/palm down) Pic 3- full extension as the bat exits the zone later . Notice shoulder tilt. Pic 4 finish high.
In a rotational swing the shoulders remain level all through the swing (no tilt). The bat enters the strike zone later and exits earlier leaving much less time to hit the pitch.
Upon start of swing the front shoulder should go back and up while the back shoulder goes down and forward and finish the swing high. PIc 1 - load Pic 2 - notice the shoulder movements as the bat enters the strike zone early (palm up/palm down) Pic 3- full extension as the bat exits the zone later . Notice shoulder tilt. Pic 4 finish high.
In a rotational swing the shoulders remain level all through the swing (no tilt). The bat enters the strike zone later and exits earlier leaving much less time to hit the pitch.