Nonsense, had to stop watching it.
Nonsense, had to stop watching it.
Think it would have made more sense if he included the importance of the stretch in the rear lower back.
He talked about that a bit in his twitter video from last night..e.g. he says once he creates the corner he stretches behind the corner using his lower back and upper back.
The stretch in the lower back is important IMO.
The guy is hard to watch. Presentation is so rough. He needs a marketing person to help him polish up his act. Have a young stud do the swinging and he can do the talking. That being said, things I like:
Fused 2nd engine, rotational load(non slide) and flat wrist on bottom hand.
His whole hitting theory seems to be based on Barry Bonds swing IMO. I believe BB hit off his back foot. And had a "corner" around his rear hip socket. But many great hitters do not and are very successful. There are different ways to get it done. I like JD Martinez's swing. I like Mookie's and Altuve's swing. They are all different and all are good.
What he is showing there he calls getting your scap into your rear back pocket..e.g. the tilt move.
No scap demo.
I'm don't promote pinching the scap.
Very often, if you teach a hitter to "make orange", then they don't need such a focus.
Make orange???
Take a pretend can of 'red' paint and paint your hitters rear rhomboid 'red'.
Take another pretend can of 'yellow' paint and paint your hitter's rear lat 'yellow'.
Ask the hitter what happens when they mix 'red' and 'yellow'. Generally they say that they get 'orange'.
Tell your hitter to 'make orange' to start their swing.
Make orange.
Let's see if we can make this relatively simple.
First, let's focus on two muscle locations ... the "rear rhomboid" and "rear lat".
At swing initiation squeeze these two muscle areas .... Riigggghhhttttttt NOW!!!