Softball Flaws and Fixes - Stays on Backside or Collapses
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Softball - Common Flaws and Fixes
Softball Flaws and Fixes - Poor Stance and Launch Position
Softball Flaws and Fixes - Dipping the Back Shoulder
Softball Flaws and Fixes - Muscling the Ball
Softball Flaws and Fixes - Lack of Focus
Softball Flaws and Fixes - Vision Skills
Softball Flaws and Fixes - Casting
Softball Flaws and Fixes - Dropping the Hands
Softball Flaws and Fixes - Poor Timing
Softball Flaws and Fixes - Dead Hands
Softball Flaws and Fixes - Stays on Backside or Collapses
Softball Flaws and Fixes - Lack of Confidence
Softball - Common Flaws and Fixes
Softball Flaws and Fixes - Poor Stance and Launch Position
Softball Flaws and Fixes - Dipping the Back Shoulder
Softball Flaws and Fixes - Muscling the Ball
Softball Flaws and Fixes - Lack of Focus
Softball Flaws and Fixes - Vision Skills
Softball Flaws and Fixes - Casting
Softball Flaws and Fixes - Dropping the Hands
Softball Flaws and Fixes - Poor Timing
Softball Flaws and Fixes - Dead Hands
Softball Flaws and Fixes - Stays on Backside or Collapses
Softball Flaws and Fixes - Lack of Confidence
Suzy grew up in Waterloo, Iowa where she was the first female to play in the boys baseball program. She was a 4 sport athlete in high school and was an all-state player in volleyball, basketball and softball. She played softball at the University of Iowa, where she also earned a B.S. in Physical Education. Suzy is currently the head coach of 18u Glory Gold, an ASA junior olympic gold team. She has been the head varsity coach at Episcopal and Chantilly High School and an assistant varsity softball coach at West Springfield High School. She has over 38 years of experience either as a player, coach or teaching professional. In addition to her private lessons, she has run or been an instructor for numerous youth, high school and college softball camps and clinics. Suzy gives instruction on all facets of the sport and is known for her knowledge, passion and enthusiasm for the game.
Softball Flaws and Fixes - Stays on Backside or Collapses
This video will discuss softball flaws and fixes specifically stays on backside or collapses.
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Suzy Willemssen: Hi! It's Suzy Willemssen and this is Megan Fouse. I coach the 18 under Blue Jays Gold, 18 and under ASA Junior Olympic Fast Pitch softball Team and on this drill we are going to be working on getting some rhythm and making sure we don't collapse on our backside or stay on our backside. So my players actually call this the Happy Gilmore Drill, some coaches call it the walk up drill.
As you notice -- as Megan will demonstrate we are work in a nice fluid motion and we make sure that when we are hitting the ball we want to be rotating around our front hip. So Megan will demonstrate again fluid rotating around the front hip, a nice rhythmic action; here is Happy Gilmore.
Again, you can see how great this drill is for making sure your player is rotating around that front hip, hitting off a nice firm front side and we certainly aren't collapsing. So it gives us good nice, clean, line drive; everything we hit will be nice and hard.
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