If your hat falls off on every pitch, that might be a problem.
Sensory information influences movement. When your head is still you get good information & you move better. When you move better, you get good information.
Keep your head still!
ATHLETES! The RDL Impulse throwing exercise should be your best friend‼️
The RDL movement before the throw teaches the athlete to initiate a co-contraction of all the muscles around the hip and control the hinge as they move down the slope of the mound.
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Athletes, try the RDL Impulse Drill!
The RDL movement before the throw teaches the athlete to initiate a proximal to distal move, eliciting a co-contraction of all the muscles around the hip. This provides the athlete stability as they move down the slope of the mound. Keep in
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How does this drill work? The double hop helps keep the pelvis tilted and back leg engaged. By extending the arms forward we introduce time pressure which encourages the athlete to speed up their arm action‼️
Glove Side Double Hops
Much like their related variations (Jump Arm Side, Jump Back and Jump Forward), this drill helps to challenge the athlete to control their pelvis and center of mass under dynamic conditions.
Pro tip: the second hop tends to be the depth in which most