No Glove Hand Movement
A passive glove hand and a lack
of lower-body drive result in poor control.
The glove hand balances the
motion from start to throwing action, ending up under the armpit.
In the starting position, the front
hip is behind the back hip, and the throwing arm fires the ball without proper
lower body involvement.
In essence, the glove hand
balances the motion and ends up under the armpit. The lack of proper lower body
means hitters chase bad pitches and patient hitters get more walks.
Correct Glove Hand Movement
An active glove hand initiates and drives the lower body,
resulting in greater power and accuracy.
In the starting position, the front
foot is even with the front hip. The weight is just in front of the back foot
and maintained by the front leg lift.
By triggering the glove hand to
drive the lower body, the lower body pulls the throwing hand into the release.
Good body position triggers
the glove hand action with the lower body pulling the throwing hand into the
release. The glove hand initiates the lower body to take the ball to the target
with improved accuracy/location.
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