the ULL girl has good shoulder tilt. not such good handle torque which gives her the more rigid "Box maintenance" look.
tom.guerry said:the Stanford hitter has the 1 plane type swing/minimal shoulder tilt with excessive counterrotation.
the PCR/W blueprint, on the other hand encourages attributes of the 1 plane/single plane/swing around pattern. the single plane golf swing requires lots of early x-factor in the backswing which is unacceptable excessive counter-rotation in hitting.
What I see in the clips of the hitters is their hands stay set in launch after load and then the process of unloading the swing creates seperation.
Teacher, I'm out of time this morning. This evening I'll try to shed some light on the subject.
Here are 2 questions in the meantime:
1.) When is "load" in a simple sentence or two.
2.) When is "launch" in a simple sentence or two.
TTYL..........
Board Member,
1.) Are the shoulders turning inward and/or hands loading back in relation to their starting position, AS they make their "positive move forward"?
-Their hands are seperating bc they are moving forward.
2. You cannot create seperation when you load. If your hands go backwards while you are loading... you are done and your bat drags and it is hard to catch up to the ball. Your hands load in one motion with your legs.
TeamPosey13 said:2.) Are the hips opening INTO foot plant?
-Can you please explain what you are asking here? Are you asking are their hips opening before or after "foot plant"?
3. Good hitting instructors do not teach hips opening.
Load is when the front side goes down into the back side turning into the plate. Launch is when the legs start to uncoil the hips, torso , arms and shoulders.
Load is when the front side goes down into the back side turning into the plate. Launch is when the legs start to uncoil the hips, torso , arms and shoulders.