Bonesaw
Thanks. There shouldn’t be any missing frames. I’ll look into it.
Thanks. There shouldn’t be any missing frames. I’ll look into it.
Bonesaw
Thanks. There shouldn’t be any missing frames. I’ll look into it.
Oh you're right the bottom one looks great!
I would like to see you try to oull your torso back towards the catcher. There is a hint of "popping up"
Oh you're right the bottom one looks great!
I would like to see you try to oull your torso back towards the catcher. There is a hint of "popping up"
Hold the posture going the other way. I need to set the tee outside and low.
You are (subtly) shifting your weight first to your front leg. You can see it when the front knee moves first. It is leading you to a front-leg block/push-back which causes the head popping up (vs. lowering as you'd see in a live, well-sequenced swing). I don't mean any of that as an insult rather a description. It is somewhat understandable as you are really concentrating on the top half, not the bottom. So you are getting more pushback than clear the hips action on the front-side. And when that happens, as in many low-effort swings, the launch is much more against and around the front-leg. You see it in soft-toss, tee swings, warmup circles swings, swing demos, etc. You know, the things some build their swing models around.Yeah that popping up has to be addressed. I need to exaggerate holding my posture instead of standing up and losing my posture.