When your front foot lands before your body is ready, your throwing arm compensates for the movement your lower body failed to deliver.
The Problem: Land, Then Throw
When your front foot lands first, your body pauses before your
throwing action develops.
Your pelvis arrives late, your shoulders take over, and your
throwing arm restarts the motion.
The result … Inconsistent command. Forced velocity. A
disconnected delivery.
The Solution: One Connected Motion
Start from a balanced position and let your glove hand move
across your body before your stride finishes.
Your pelvis responds, your front leg continues toward the
target, and your throwing arm accelerates last.
Your front foot lands as part of the throwing action, not as
the signal to begin it.
Get Better Results
Don't throw harder after your front foot lands.
Correct the movement that caused your body to stop.
Let your glove hand initiate the sequence. Let your pelvis
lead. Let your throwing arm deliver.
Pro Pitching Institute teaches you to connect your stride and
throwing action for repeatable command or your instruction is FREE. No
questions. No hassles. No hard feelings.
Send me your pitching video. I'll identify where your sequence
first breaks down and show you what to correct first.
Coach
Skip Fast
Pitching Motion Corrections
856-524-3248
skip@propitchinginstitute.com
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