HLP vs the High level movement pattern

[FP26]

I believe so. I think TTB coupled w tilt into the back hip is how they define it. Correct me if I’m wrong any HLPers. What is your definition or your thoughts of how to get behind the ball?

To me getting behind the ball is a product of barrel path. Ted William's book comes to mind.

 

[Mike-Coach-Q]

To me getting behind the ball is a product of barrel path. Ted William's book comes to mind.

Yes, and timing

 

[Work=wins]

To me getting behind the ball is a product of barrel path. Ted William's book comes to mind.

This is how I mean it. Barrel path will be the result.

 

[clemenslee1]

Not sure what you mean? HLMP creates depth or lags the launch til further out front. I don’t think HLP does that. It’s all at once right? Deep only correct?

Edit: depth is relative to timing for HLMP. Depth is relative to the body for HLP.

How do you define lags launch?

 

[Work=wins]

How do you define lags launch?

Ulnar/radial deviation. A bit of ER on outside pitches also

 

[FP26]

This is how I mean it. Barrel path will be the result.

No argument here. This was the purpose of TTB from the very beginning.

 

[Work=wins]

No argument here. This was the purpose of TTB from the very beginning.

I think what is lost in translation is that it’s done w the body through timing not the hands or barrel path. Wherever the hips go the hands/barrel follow. That’s why it’s easier to elevate higher pitches vs lower pitches. Just as it’s easier to stay behind lower pitches vs higher pitches.

 

[FP26]

I think what is lost in translation is that it’s done w the body through timing not the hands or barrel path. Wherever the hips go the hands/barrel follow. That’s why it’s easier to elevate higher pitches vs lower pitches. Just as it’s easier to stay behind lower pitches vs higher pitches.

A friend of mine often says "hit the ball with your rear hip". My interpretation of that comment is "wherever the hips go the hands/barrel follow.

 

[Work=wins]

A friend of mine often says "hit the ball with your rear hip". My interpretation of that comment is "wherever the hips go the hands/barrel follow.

It’s not through rotation. It’s vertical. Through stretch/contraction/extension of the middle. I do like the back knee to tilt the back hip. Like I said before the hips don’t move themselves.

 

[FP26]

It’s not through rotation. It’s vertical. Through stretch/contraction/extension of the middle. I do like the back knee to tilt the back hip. Like I said before the hips don’t move themselves.

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Didnt say it was through rotation... but nice try.