Here’s a swing where he gets a little out front, although he coils forward and the back foot stays in place. Your daughter is pushing and therefor weight shifting. Even in a live arm swing where he gets a little forward the back foot doesn’t move.
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Her instructor doesn’t want her back foot moving as much as it does but we don’t talk about it much because I want her coming off her backside and we need as much power as we can get.
Looking deeper she needs to coil her back pocket toward the pitcher and continue to coil forward.
That’s not power, it’s just shifting weight to the front foot.
BTW I do like her swing.
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Thanks!
Here’s a swing where the back foot slides a little on a HR. A little is Ok on live pitching. You shouldn’t have to be making timing adjustments off a tee that would cause the back foot to move forward. Also the tee is a little to far out front.
edit: oh and the pitch is a little high, which can cause the back foot to slide a little. As opposed to a low pitch where you go down to get it.
edit: oh and the pitch is a little high, which can cause the back foot to slide a little. As opposed to a low pitch where you go down to get it.
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Having the tee that far forward could be causing her to go out and get it.
I posted some info for you here,
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Up and in fastball and down and away fastball. Same game. Pulled and oppo. First one down and away, second one up and in.
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Thanks! We are going to do some work today. I’ll report back. Ohtani’s swing is amazing.I posted some info for you here,
Sho time
Up and in fastball and down and away fastball. Same game. Pulled and oppo. First one down and away, second one up and in.
