Speed Question
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Cornbread - my DD is in almost exactly the same spot and we have also been doing the 2 Step and some other work on separating from the rubber sooner and generally being more explosive with her push and hip thrust. Good post!
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In general ignore whatever “those people” tell you she should work on unless it’s her pitching coach. Sounds like you’re on the right path. Keep it up.
I’m not suggesting speed is king or that but simply working on spin and location won't get her very far. Improving mechanics will increase speed, but she needs to continue with speed work if she wants to reach the next level.
Yep.....always
radness
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Actually, myself do not find this offensive. Often refer to a couple of my lady friends by saying "hey chickie".
Just my opinion words can be fun!
Being offended by words imo should be in what context they are used.
Not that they are used.
My disclaimer is being born in the 60's
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radness
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As for pitching,
There are more than one way to find success.
The walk thru seems to produce more energy and create / transfers energy to the pitch.
If that is something that can stimulate what that feels like with the body.
Could be a useful tool.
Teaches muscles excetra....
There are more than one way to find success.
The walk thru seems to produce more energy and create / transfers energy to the pitch.
If that is something that can stimulate what that feels like with the body.
Could be a useful tool.
Teaches muscles excetra....
Turbo you're just a young chick!! ;-) And as an older guy I say that with all due respect.!Actually, myself do not find this offensive. Often refer to a couple of my lady friends by saying "hey chickie".
Just my opinion words can be fun!
Being offended by words imo should be in what context they are used.
Not that they are used.
My disclaimer is being born in the 60's
