After a successful experience helping my l&d daughter become a "thrower" and no longer a "waver" (thank you internal rotation thread contributors), I am now going to try and help her learn a peel drop.
Where do I start? We are talking about an 11 year old. Is the stride shortening, pull up on the ball action, the ticket? Does she get behind the ball at the very last second and how do I get her to learn to release sooner if needed? She currently releases between the middle and front of her back leg with a semi-closing of the hips chasing her hand. Is she leaning back at release or more upright?
She is throwing the ball at 42-44 (but getting straight A's ) with 12-13 rps courtesy of a revfire set. I realize that her current speed by many is considered a natural drop ball via gravity at 40' but hey, baby steps right?
I don't know where to start and any help would be appreciated.
Where do I start? We are talking about an 11 year old. Is the stride shortening, pull up on the ball action, the ticket? Does she get behind the ball at the very last second and how do I get her to learn to release sooner if needed? She currently releases between the middle and front of her back leg with a semi-closing of the hips chasing her hand. Is she leaning back at release or more upright?
She is throwing the ball at 42-44 (but getting straight A's ) with 12-13 rps courtesy of a revfire set. I realize that her current speed by many is considered a natural drop ball via gravity at 40' but hey, baby steps right?
I don't know where to start and any help would be appreciated.