Stand about 10' to the first base side of the mound . Throw across the outside corner. If he doesn't wait he will miss the ball entirely. He will quickly learn to let the pitch come in. Been threw it. It works well.
Marklaker-
when playing pinball, not that we do anymore, when the pinball was way "outside" of a flipper (like was almost going to go between the flippers)you just let it travel a little more and then hit it with same authority as u did when pinball was way "inside" the flipper....
you didn't (of course couldn't) move flipper out to "go get" pinball... you just let it get deeper so the geometry of the flipper work for you... you can't pull an outside pinball either....
u still want to keep hands in tight to body as much as possible, though naturally they will work away a little as brain/eyes recognize pitch is away...
don't "go get" the outside pitch... let it come to you... or him, actually...
when playing pinball, not that we do anymore, when the pinball was way "outside" of a flipper (like was almost going to go between the flippers)you just let it travel a little more and then hit it with same authority as u did when pinball was way "inside" the flipper....
you didn't (of course couldn't) move flipper out to "go get" pinball... you just let it get deeper so the geometry of the flipper work for you... you can't pull an outside pinball either....
u still want to keep hands in tight to body as much as possible, though naturally they will work away a little as brain/eyes recognize pitch is away...
don't "go get" the outside pitch... let it come to you... or him, actually...
Great illustration Deviled Eggs!
