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Analyze your own swingThis week's focus
Poor Hip–Shoulder Separation
Build the stretch. Drill hips-first rotation with the shoulders staying closed a beat longer, then time the load earlier so you’re on plane against the rise.
Priority Drills
Hip-Fire Shoulder-Hold Drill
Build hip-shoulder separation in the compact fast pitch swing
- 1.Stand in batting stance with a bat across the back of your shoulders
- 2.Fire your hips open while keeping the bat (and shoulders) closed as long as possible
- 3.Feel the stretch between hips and shoulders at maximum separation
- 4.Hold that stretch for 1 second, then let the hands fire through
3 sets of 15 hip-hold repsFeel: Hips spin — shoulders wait — then hands explode. Feel the rubber band. Watch examples
Compact Stride Constraint Drill
Train the short, quick stride required for fast pitch timing
- 1.Place a 6-inch flat marker where your front foot should land
- 2.Practice the load and stride landing on or just before the marker
- 3.Stride should be soft and quick — no pause at landing
- 4.Hands must stay back — check by video or partner observation
3 sets of 20 stride-only reps, then 20 tee swingsFeel: Step like you're stepping on ice — quick, quiet, and compact. Watch examples
Wall Hip-Fire Drill
Train explosive hip rotation as the first movement in the downswing
- 1.Stand with your back 4-6 inches from a wall in your batting stance
- 2.Load up, then fire the hips open — back hip should brush the wall initially
- 3.As the swing progresses, the hips should clear the wall
- 4.Arms follow the hip rotation — never lead it
3 sets of 15 shadow swings, then 15 tee swingsFeel: Feel the back hip brushing the wall, then clearing it as hips rotate through. Watch examples
Your 7-Day Plan
Day 1Understand the fix — slow reps grooving the feel of correcting "poor hip–shoulder separation".
Day 2Hip-Fire Shoulder-Hold Drill — block practice, quality over quantity.
Day 3Hip-Fire Shoulder-Hold Drill at full speed, then add Compact Stride Constraint Drill.
Day 4Compact Stride Constraint Drill — build it into a repeatable pattern.
Day 5Wall Hip-Fire Drill — integrate the new feel into normal swings.
Day 6Pressure practice — random reps and a small game/scoring challenge.
Day 7Re-film and retest. Compare against today to confirm the change is sticking.
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