A good pic showing bending the back compared to tilting the hips/pelvis
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Yes bending the upper back over the plate isn't going to help hitting the inside pitch.
Much more to do before worrying about pitch location.
The back shoulder starts lower then the front. Hard to tilt if your already leaning back.
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- Sep 29, 2014
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I know you said it's her game swing but I would really want to see a live swing before making changes...maybe it's just me but I'm never completely sold on tee swings.
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- May 3, 2014
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To further that thought - if you try and coil around your rear leg (rear leg resists that action) your body will tilt at the hip joints
I think this hitter could learn a great deal by working on coiling around the rear leg. Getting more awareness of the back hip could help a great deal like you suggest.
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So this is an inside out swing? Which is an adjustment made to hit the ball up the middle or opposite field. Is this how you think an inside pitch should be hit?
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Picked this from another thread, FFS posted the gif, looks like a ideal handset to get the barrel through on something inside
