shaker1
Softball Junkie
How about inertia forces the adduction of the rear leg, she just needs to control (resist) the amount of forward movement.
I edited my last response after watching the video. Have a look.
Game time is about performance. Start thinking about what you can do in practice to increase her performanceson on the mound.
It's not just increase drive/stride.
Elite athletes PERFORM with the appearance of relative ease... but with undeniable power/efficiency. Chloe is efficient in her motion, it's really quite impressive. But she does not appear powerful... or as much as she could.
How old is she? With her ability, the only ceiling she will hit is one you or someone else builds (including her).
I'd really recommend you start looking into performance building. This sport is about explosive ability... a 1-2 second burst of energy. She looks more built for endurance... and as such, would immediately benefit from performance type training. Not just working out... but learning about enhancing output... while decreasing time/impulse... like building on overlapping movements, the stretch shortening cycle, 1 RM... for example.
Where are you guys?
If she's the 14u player she appears to be (age)... you guys have a very bright future ahead. Not to say she's a natural... as I don't know her story... but I'm overly impressed by that video. Have to be careful with kids like this... don't want to coach the athlete out of them. If you are anywhere nearby... I'd really like to help.
I'm glad Java responded. I tend to cringe whenever the term "hip-snap" is used.
Java's initial post in this thread ranks right up there with the best he's posted, and there are MANY! Right?