Bumped for new members who haven't seen these.
Pitching lessons with Rick Pauly
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What was he trying to emphasize on the last video? Was it to ensure she was getting good IR?
Yes, drop spin. I am a proponent of not overthinking the dropball.....to me the release action is just the same as a good I/R fastball....then get your body posture nice and upright/vertical and you have all the ingredients for a dropball. This little "crossfire" drill forces a natural I/R fastball/dropball release action.
Found it and bumped again.
- Mar 9, 2015
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Thanks looks like good information. Will show it to my DD!
- Feb 17, 2014
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Thanks for bumping. Missed this the first time around.
We are headed to NY next week so that DD can work with javasource. Maybe I will have some videos to share.
We are headed to NY next week so that DD can work with javasource. Maybe I will have some videos to share.
Thanks for bumping it.
First time viewing, it doesn't disappoint! DD will try the K style drill, it differs from hers. The posted K drill has less movement and appears more refined, thus more controllable and isolates the arm. We use the drill to loosen the arm and feel whip, so we can eliminate the footwork DD does.
SS
First time viewing, it doesn't disappoint! DD will try the K style drill, it differs from hers. The posted K drill has less movement and appears more refined, thus more controllable and isolates the arm. We use the drill to loosen the arm and feel whip, so we can eliminate the footwork DD does.
SS
