Your mind is a supercomputer programmed to keep your mid-line
(the line from your nose to your bellybutton) at a right angle to the ground
and, in extreme cases, keep you from falling over.
When your mind senses a movement, it instantaneously gets your
mid-line back to vertical.
Therefore, unless your movements cater to a vertical mid-line,
your supercomputer is going to control the way you see your body move.
Early Signs of Location Distress
Unless your initial foot placements consider your mid-line, when
your front foot comes off the ground, your supercomputer tilts your mid-line.
To resolve this tilt, your supercomputer springs into action
once both feet are on the ground.
Once your supercomputer senses your mid-line is back to
vertical, you’re free to choose your next pitch arm slot.
To recap, the mid-line tilt created by your initial foot
placements causes you to never know whether you’ll deliver the ball into your intended
target.
Using Your Natural Programming for Location
By ending your front leg lift with an upright mid-line, you control
your next mid-line tilt.
With the right choice, your supercomputer uses your throwing
action to get your mid-line back to vertical.
Your supercomputer’s self-correcting capabilities forces your
throwing hand to come through the same productive window on every pitch
Without consciously thinking about your location, you see
your pitches travel directly into your target.
What's
in your future?
You have a choice. Fight your supercomputer’s programming or
use it to your advantage.
My “Winning Pitch Location Master Strategies©” are built to use your natural programming to deliver
your pitches directly into your target.
Want to know
more? Let’s talk!
Skip Fast
Pro Pitching Institute
“Winning Pitch Location Strategies©” Author/Coach
E-Mail: skip@propitchinginstitute.com
Cell or Text: 856-524-3248
Pro Pitching Institute
“Winning Pitch Location Strategies©” Author/Coach
E-Mail: skip@propitchinginstitute.com
Cell or Text: 856-524-3248
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