300 hitter

[Shawn]

 

[FP26]

I must have missed on the "toe in", can you explain what it means? My guess is that your talking about the back foot toes not being turned in.

Correct. Some hitters do it. Some don't.

 

[Work=wins]

A sturdy ‘load’. I think Yelich would benefit from using more of a Hammy ‘load’. Yelich is a bit wobbly imo.

The Dodgers found his hole very quickly this post season.

 

[Cannonball]

A sturdy ‘load’. I think Yelich would benefit from using more of a Hammy ‘load’. Yelich is a bit wobbly imo.

The Dodgers found his hole very quickly this post season.

Please explain, "wobbly."

 

[Cannonball]

One thing I find interesting about each of these is that they really don't 'toe in' as many people suggest nowadays. I'm not necessarily against 'toe in', as I think it can help some hitters with coiling. But I don't think it is an absolute.

Don't know about the "toe in" but I see these hitters showing that front heel though only slightly. I teach that. BTW, I like the Hamilton clip above.

 

[Work=wins]

Please explain, "wobbly."

Wobbly as in ‘on top’ of his ‘load’ instead of ‘into’ his ‘load’. When loading this way, timing can be tougher imo. The load also takes longer to take place.Hence why the high pitch is eating him up(the quickest reaction time). I’m speaking of the lower not upper of course. Miggy and Teds ‘loads’ are much quicker hence the high ball can be ‘stung’ deep.