High Glove Hand Hurts Mechanics
Starting with the glove hand high above the elbow leads to the pitcher relying on their throwing arm for balance and disrupts the natural flow of the motion.
A high glove hand causes the pitcher to land their stride before releasing the ball, which is inefficient and inaccurate.
Low Glove Hand Is What You Want
Starting with the glove hand below the glove arm elbow and the palm facing the home plate creates a more balanced and efficient starting position.
The movement of the glove hand towards the front hip initiates the stride and the subsequent release of the ball.
Proper glove hand movement promotes consistent release points, efficient weight transfer, and powerful lower body rotation.
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With the glove hand low and maintaining a consistent path toward the front hip, pitchers significantly improve their balance, mechanics, and overall accuracy
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Coach Skip Fast
“Pitchers: Get the Lower Body Involved©”
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