Toe Drag. This is so great. I did not even think about the foot position keeping her from throwing her hips into the pitch. This is exactly what my daughter is doing. she's letting that push off leg just hang back and bowling almost. So she's really not getting any of her lower body into each pitch. Great tip!
I’ve seen a lot of “bowler finish” as a result! Pitchers leave the strongest part of their bodies behind! I’m glad this was helpful, and I’m happy to answer any other questions that pop up
Toe drag, thank you coach. My daughter's rear ankle collapses & I think that causes her front leg resistance to give. I myself stood in both positions to test the different postures & I feel that the collapsed drag foot makes me push forward into leaning forward instead of tall like the toe drag seems to allow much better. Thank you for all you do 🥎
Thanks for this comment! That’s a great connection, and I’ve also noticed that posture and toe drag influence each other greatly. Even the small change of getting the heel in the air will likely make a big difference, even if her knee isn’t facing forward.
Thanks for watching! It’s a tough mechanic to translate into full motion, so doing a few reps in the beginning and end focusing on how it feels has been helpful for my students
There's no requirement to foot drag anymore. Might be a good idea to make some videos on how to maximize pitching using no drag, and how to avoid replanting
My daughter does this correctly when we break it down. Once we go back to full pitch she is right back to dragging on her heel. We have been dealing with it for a very long time. I think it might start in her load.
Thanks for the comment. I haven’t seen your pitcher, but it makes sense that it may come in the load. This video may help address it if it is: th-cam.com/video/VclwtlgeRe8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=n2daY3iv7WvOIq47 This transition also takes a lot of time and a lot of reps… I’d expect it to take at least a year or so before you notice a change in full motion pitching. But keep putting in the reps and keep trying and it will pay off!
Toe drag. My daughter and I appreciate your videos. You seem to always hit things that are things she needs to work on. Great job!
Thanks for watching! And I’m glad to hear these videos help! 😊🔥 if you ever have questions don’t hesitate to reach out!
will practice with my daughter - she has started pitching this year - age 9 and is working through the mechanics. your tips have helped a lot!
Thanks for watching and I’m glad these videos have been helpful! Don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions along the way! 😊
Toe Drag! I've been searching for this! Really easy to understand. We're going to add this to my daughters training for sure.
I’m glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching, and don’t hesitate to ask questions!
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This is so great. I did not even think about the foot position keeping her from throwing her hips into the pitch. This is exactly what my daughter is doing. she's letting that push off leg just hang back and bowling almost. So she's really not getting any of her lower body into each pitch. Great tip!
I’ve seen a lot of “bowler finish” as a result! Pitchers leave the strongest part of their bodies behind! I’m glad this was helpful, and I’m happy to answer any other questions that pop up
toe drag. really appreciate your style and breakdowns. thank you
Thank you for watching! I’m so glad to hear they’re helpful for you! Don’t hesitate to reach out if you ever have questions 😊🥎
Toe drag! Love your videos and use them to help me coach my 11u daughter and her team.
Thanks for watching!! I’m glad these videos have been helpful… don’t hesitate to reach out with questions! 💪🏼🥎
Toe drag. Thank you for sharing. Love your videos
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Toe drag, thank you coach. My daughter's rear ankle collapses & I think that causes her front leg resistance to give. I myself stood in both positions to test the different postures & I feel that the collapsed drag foot makes me push forward into leaning forward instead of tall like the toe drag seems to allow much better. Thank you for all you do 🥎
Thanks for this comment! That’s a great connection, and I’ve also noticed that posture and toe drag influence each other greatly. Even the small change of getting the heel in the air will likely make a big difference, even if her knee isn’t facing forward.
Toe Drag!! Thank you, I am having the hardest time getting my daughter to do the toe drag the right way .
Thanks for watching! It’s a tough mechanic to translate into full motion, so doing a few reps in the beginning and end focusing on how it feels has been helpful for my students
TOE DRAG! Thanks for great videos!
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There's no requirement to foot drag anymore.
Might be a good idea to make some videos on how to maximize pitching using no drag, and how to avoid replanting
Thanks for the suggestion! It’s been in my to-do list 👀
My daughter does this correctly when we break it down. Once we go back to full pitch she is right back to dragging on her heel. We have been dealing with it for a very long time. I think it might start in her load.
Thanks for the comment. I haven’t seen your pitcher, but it makes sense that it may come in the load. This video may help address it if it is: th-cam.com/video/VclwtlgeRe8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=n2daY3iv7WvOIq47
This transition also takes a lot of time and a lot of reps… I’d expect it to take at least a year or so before you notice a change in full motion pitching. But keep putting in the reps and keep trying and it will pay off!
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