Rx'd: 1 Round of 6 in each position
Key Points:
-Start with elbow under chin.
-Stay square to "pitcher" - not flipper - throughout.
-Work hands mostly up and down over back toe (vs pushing them back and behind).
-Back elbow hold - drop ball by toes, not behind heel.
-Don't overdo it!! Let the position do the work...don't add to it.
-Be loose and relaxed...no tension.
Clint's note: The ball on the chest/shoulder and handle has turned into my go-to for young hitters. Just make sure the knob points down toward catcher's feet and let the kid take their regular hack. Takes them a few swings to realize they don't have to over think it, but leads to very quick results.
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