Tilted Shoulders
A pitcher tilted-shoulder delivery starts with their feet too
far apart, causes their hips and shoulders to tilt, and throws their body
off-balance.
When the body proprioceptively tries to correct this
imbalance, the shoulders level out, and the ball is put in a less predictable
target area.
The result is that the ball ends up somewhere between your
release point and the spot where you want your ball to go, making it very
difficult to consistently hit your target.
Level Shoulders
By contrast, a pitcher with level shoulders begins with their
feet close together and keeps their hips and shoulders very level throughout
their entire motion.
With the hips and shoulders staying level, the throwing arm
consistently releases the ball from the same location on every pitch.
The glove arm helps the lower body fire, which, in turn,
ensures the throwing hand comes through the same spot every time.
Level shoulders lead to great consistency in hitting the
target and allow the pitcher to locate pitches with uncanny regularity.
Getting Better Results
A tilted-shouldered delivery, caused by a wide stance, forces
the body to make a mid-motion correction, which sacrifices control and
consistency.
The Pro Pitching Institute teaches you the shoulder position
needed to prompt a throw with uncanny regularity, or your instruction is free …
No questions… No hassles… and no hard feelings.
Coach
Skip Fast
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Pro Pitching Institute
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