Your front foot shouldn't land and then tell your throwing arm to start.
Your front foot lands when your throwing action is ready to
continue.
The Problem: Land First, Throw Second
When your front foot lands before your throwing action
develops, your body loses momentum.
Your pelvis arrives late, your shoulders take over, and your
throwing arm must compensate.
The result is an inconsistent command, forced velocity, and a
disconnected delivery.
The Solution: Sequence Before Foot Strike
Begin with a balanced starting position.
Let your glove hand move across your body before your stride
completes.
Your pelvis responds, your front leg moves toward the target,
and your throwing arm prepares to accelerate.
Now your front foot lands as part of one connected throwing
motion, doesn't start your throw, and supports the motion already underway.
Get Better Results
Don't make your throwing arm wait for your front foot.
Make your front foot part of a delivery that's already moving.
That's “Fix Your Sequence. Find Your Target”.
Pro Pitching Institute teaches you to connect foot strike 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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