Play with a rubber band powered, balsa wood toy airplane, and the plane’s rubber band mirrors the twisting force you want to create by ending your stride with your hips and shoulders at opposing angles.
Like the rubber band powers the plane’s propeller, the lower
body torque you generate forces the spontaneous whip that sends your fastballs
into your target.
One Condition Leads to Lower Body Engagement
To engage your lower body, you must end your front leg lift
with your mind thinking you have both feet on the ground.
This lets your upper body activate your hips, ends your
stride with your hips and shoulders at opposing angles and creates the torque
needed to send your pitches directly to your target.
Miss This Condition and You Hurt Your
Location
End your front leg lift with your weight over your back
foot, you lock your upper body in place and block your lower body activity.
Without your lower body, you can’t know with any certainty
where any one pitch will end up.
Coach Skip Teaches Lower Body
Engagement
Coach Skip uses a simple front leg lift maneuver that’ll
automatically trigger your lower body to send your fastballs directly into your
target.
Want your lower body to drive your
results? Set up a short phone call
with Coach Skip.
Coach Skip Fast
Pro
Pitching Institute
“The Secrets to Fastball Location©”
Author/Coach
E-Mail: skip@propitchinginstitute.com
Call or Text: 856-524-3248
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