Upper Body Driven Tucks
End your starting position with your front knee behind your
front hip, and, to move down the mound, you must stride.
Your body uses your throwing arm to offset your movement
down the mound, and you delay your glove arm tuck until you complete your
stride.
Your upper body works alone, and it’s impossible for you to
know with any certainty where any single pitch will end up.
Full Body Driven Tucks
When you end your starting position with your front knee in
line with your front shoulder, your glove arm tuck will spin your body into your
stride and force you to end your stride with your hips and shoulders at
opposing angles.
You use your entire body to relieve the tension between your
hips/shoulders by making a throwing action that’ll repeatedly produce the
results you want.
The Hitter’s perspective.
Let your glove arm tuck force an upper-body-only delivery,
and your different release points/varied arm speeds risk tipping your pitches
to the best-trained Hitters.
However, use your glove arm tuck to spin your body down the
mound, and your Opponents see a fastball arm speed, must guess at ball
speed/movement and have a much tougher time reaching base.
Need a more efficient starting position? Coach Skip
is waiting for your call.
Coach Skip Fast
Pro Pitching Institute
“Pitch location by choice, not chance!”
+1-856-524-3248
skip@propitchinginstitute.com
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