You need to take him to tournaments where they have real mounds.
Speaking of mounds, I'd pick up a wrist weight for what was in the water.
We had this discussion on Max training. You guys do not use 170 degrees of rotation. Please post a slowed down GIF showing beginning to end. You'll see that what you describe is not happening. You release the ball up high, so you fight gravity on the way up. You release with no shoulder-hip separation and your drive-lines are nowhere near advertised. Rather than coming back with an argument that would just start a circle going nowhere, please post a clip of that supposed rotation and drive-line. The clip of your own pitcher shows his shoulder is no more forwardly rotated at release than a traditional pitcher. I estimate 95 to 110 degrees of rotation. Not 170.
You need to take him to tournaments where they have real mounds.
Speaking of mounds, I'd pick up a wrist weight for what was in the water.
You need to take him to tournaments where they have real mounds.
Speaking of mounds, I'd pick up a wrist weight for what was in the water.