Back to work and open stance

[cbullard]

RD Bass....the right fielder was out there. Took a bad angle and the ball shot over her head. If you watch it again, you'll see the 2nd baseman bail back and then you'll see the right outfielder flash towards the ball.

 

[rdbass]

RD Bass....the right fielder was out there. Took a bad angle and the ball shot over her head. If you watch it again, you'll see the 2nd baseman bail back and then you'll see the right outfielder flash towards the ball.

I'll have to watch again.

 

[cbullard]

They played that game on a baseball field. So, it looks weird

 

[cbullard]

DD's season is over. She hit really well. Tried to get the "stretch" but, this has been harder than anticipated...haha! Not sure how to go about getting it.

Latest swing:

 

[Eric F]

This has been helpful for a few people in getting away from an all-back/all-forward movement pattern like your DD has...

 

[cbullard]

Appreciate the video Eric....I'll check it out

 

[ian]

maximumbatspeed

https://m.youtube.com/user/Maximumbatspeed

This guy has been doing a few softball videos lately.

Check this out when you have a few minutes CB.

 

[rdbass]

Sorry but, holy cow, push swing, can't shift weight to the from side quick enough, get on my front leg, to drag my rear side so it doesn't have a chance to add any power to my push swing.

2nd swing:

 

[ian]

CB

Move the tee back a little bit. She's hitting the ball too far out in front. This is going to feel really restrictive and uncomfortable to her at first. She will have to make changes in her swing to put the barrel on the ball... hips first will be the only way she can barrel it up. She also won't get so far out on her front foot hitting the ball further back in her stance, which will keep her more balanced. She will have to move her hips out of the way first and keep her shoulder closed longer to barrel up a ball. Also with her hips out of the way she will be able to extend through the ball instead of pulling off the ball.

Keep working CB she can do it!

 

[cbullard]

Appreciate the feedback Ian. How far back are you thinking?