Do you find this to be true? [tilt]
I'm not seeing videos of kids posted here that don't don't tilt.
Do you find this to be true? [tilt]
I watched both lessons on twitter. As I have mentioned before, I am not an HI member. What I know about Rich and his theories came from DFP, BBD, and BBF. I thought I had a pretty good understanding of his overall theory, but was missing how some of the thoughts fit together. These lessons actually helped provide some clarity to me. I found some value in watching... I have no interest in debating pros and cons concerning it, as I have found most people already have their minds made up and are more interested in arguing than having a legitimate discussion.
I'm not seeing videos of kids posted here that don't don't tilt.
I'm not seeing videos of kids posted here that don't don't tilt.
I think 99% of kids have some tilt the question is are they using it correctly to adjust to balls at different parts of the zone. Whether that can or needs to be taught or just needs to be learned through lots of reps is a different story. I know that my DD doesn't get enough tilt on balls low in the zone, in particular low and inside, when there is any sort of speed associated with the pitch. Most of the time she will swing right over the pitch and at best will top it. With her it seems the amount of tilt she has doesn't vary with pitch location.Please post or link to a video of a kid not tilting.
He's lost the barrel sure. But there's zero tilt here. I don't think we are talking about the same thing. I am headed to the airport sorry to ghost.Please post or link to a video of a kid not tilting. Every kid with bat drag tilts. They have to. Almost every youth hitter has bat drag. So they don't need to learn to tilt.
Part of learning to fix bat drag is to bring your back elbow down, not forward.
So just saying the word 'tilt' may make the problem worse. Taking the back elbow down to the belt would go part way to fixing bat drag.
I think 99% of kids have some tilt the question is are they using it correctly to adjust to balls at different parts of the zone. Whether that can or needs to be taught or just needs to be learned through lots of reps is a different story. I know that my DD doesn't get enough tilt on balls low in the zone, in particular low and inside, when there is any sort of speed associated with the pitch. Most of the time she will swing right over the pitch and at best will top it. With her it seems the amount of tilt she has doesn't vary with pitch location.