Hello Elbow in the Classroom

Important tips:
-Do thousands of wrist snaps daily to increase speed. The stronger you can make your wrist, the faster you will throw.
-To increase wrist strength: practice wrist snaps with heavy balls, basketballs and even bowling balls.
-Touch the shoulder in follow through. This is really important because it helps power the release. Make sure you remind yourself after every pitch by touching your shoulder 2-3 times. This shows your AC that you've caught yourself doing that whippy thing again and are working to improve.
-Remember your release point. You don't want your AC or parents having to constantly remind you, so practice snapping at your release point lots and lots.
-Don't be caught dead wearing a facemask. There's no way you'll ever be a good pitcher if you wear one of those contraptions.

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Doh! Sorry...

Ken I'm not sure what happened there but that's a little much on HE and I don't see a sarcasm font anywhere...

Sorry, I can't help myself. Just want to make sure everyone here gets the point of this thread....

Ken B said:

-Touch the shoulder in follow through. This is really important because it helps power the release. Make sure you remind yourself after every pitch by touching your shoulder 2-3 times. This shows your AC that you've caught yourself doing that whippy thing again and are working to improve.

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I have watched all the videos and this might be a nit pick.

DD is right handed pitcher, should she touch her right or left shoulder on her follow through Or does it not matter?

quincy said:

I have watched all the videos and this might be a nit pick.

DD is right handed pitcher, should she touch her right or left shoulder on her follow through Or does it not matter?

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What's happening into, at, and through release? That would include from 9:00 through 4:00

Not having a sarcasm font can go both ways.