If you can start a pitcher out in the beginning of her wind up correctly it will save you a lot of grief!! Have her concentrate on two things at this point.
* Push straight before opening. Pivot foo needs to start straight so hips dont turn before pushing.
* Have her bring her glove to her...
High and outside and low and inside to a RH hitter means the pitcher has a few issues. This is caused by the hip closing too soon, and either blocking and throwing low & in or the throwing arm being right next to the throwing hip and when she closes causing her outside her powerline at release...
For everyone interested. West Coast Fundamentals teaches pushing straight off the rubber (to insure a straight arm circle & glove swing), getting open by the 1st Qtr Arm Circle mark (as illustrated in the Jennie Finch Sports Science video) which means by 1st Qtr her Rt foot, Rt Hip & Rt shoulder...
If this is Bill Hillhouse I have a lot of respect for you so I won't comment on your suggestion to me since we have friends in common. I am the owner and lead instructor and learned from Ron Lefebvre & some from Don Sarno while growing up in SoCal. I am in the process of changing the pitchers...