Reply to "RHP hips flying open"

Originally Posted by Southpaw7:

The best correction would be to have him make sure he leads with his front ankle and not open his toes up until near landing. Most pitchers open their front too soon which means that the hip will follow before you want it to. You also might want to check his glenohumeral interior rotation deficit because a lack of flexibility here might force him to open up early to release the strain on his elbow and shoulder.

I like this advice for this kid..I also like putting a piece of duct tape down the mound to observe where he lands for himself.after all duct tape fixes anything

2/22/131:47 PM

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