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No arm problems or inaccuracy but strength isn’t great…and it makes my eyes bleed to watch it.The arm path looks pretty good to me.
Any history of arm problems? Inaccuracy?
No arm problems or inaccuracy but strength isn’t great…and it makes my eyes bleed to watch it.The arm path looks pretty good to me.
Any history of arm problems? Inaccuracy?
I assume he was talking pitching, but still think it applies to most throwing in general.I agree - but bringing the chest to the glove seems to apply more to the overhand pitch than a flat ground or non-pitching motion.
Or do you think he was talking about all throws?
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If you look at her from the front her head looks like it is resting on her left shoulder..lol.If you compare her glove side and head to Ryan’s - his head is stacked over his belly button and glove is in front of his chest.
I would be hesitant to try and change arm path a ton if she has been healthy and she is accurate. I would attack it from a glove side approach and see if that doesn’t fix it. The reason I like a lot of the Wassermann stuff is because it helps pattern the arm without making the thrower think about being overtly mechanical (if that makes sense). I’m also a big fan of getting kids running and throwing (think long toss). I feel max effort throwing forces the body to organize itself around that goal - throwing it farther. Over time she will work out how best to accomplish that goal.View attachment 23881
If you look at her from the front her head looks like it is resting on her left shoulder..lol.
Nothing obvious in terms consistently missing left.Does she ever have a tendency to throw left of her target? Just in this one video she falls / finishes hard to her left side, especially her head.
Agree with lead side..I said front shoulder in my initial post but like I said my analysis abilities for throwing are limited..I would be hesitant to try and change arm path a ton if she has been healthy and she is accurate. I would attack it from a glove side approach and see if that doesn’t fix it. The reason I like a lot of the Wassermann stuff is because it helps pattern the arm without making the thrower think about being overtly mechanical (if that makes sense). I’m also a big fan of getting kids running and throwing (think long toss). I feel max effort throwing forces the body to organize itself around that goal - throwing it farther. Over time she will work out how best to accomplish that goal.