PITCHING FLAWS
* PITCHER IS NOT STARTING CORRECTLY WITH HIS FEET WHICH DIRECTS HIS BODY AWAY FROM HOME PLATE.
* EARLY HIP ROTATION WHICH CAUSES THE BODY TO LOSE DIRECTION, CONTROL, AND VELOCITY.
* THE BACK LEG COLLAPSES DOWN INTO THE GROUND LOSING POWER.
* BAD ALIGNMENT WHERE THE PITCHER THROWS THE BASEBALL ACROSS HIS BODY OR OPENS UP TO SOON LOSING POWER AND DIRECTION.
* THE PITCHER IS TAKING THE BALL OUT OF HIS GLOVE INCORRECTLY AND GETTING HIS FINGERS UNDERNEATH THE BALL CAUSING POOR ALIGNMENT.
* THE PITCHER SEPARATES HIS HANDS TO EARLY OR TO HIGH WHICH CAUSES A SHORT ARMING EFFECT.
* THE PITCHERS FRONT LEG SWINGS OUT INTO LANDING WHICH CAUSES EARLY HIP ROTATION LOSING POWER AND CONTROL.
* THE PITCHER LANDS ON A STRAIGHT FRONT LEG CAUSING ACCURACY PROBLEMS AND GENERATING POOR VELOCITY.
* THE PITCHERS BACK HEEL COMES OFF OF THE GROUND TO EARLY CAUSING HIS BODY TO TURN AWAY FROM THE TARGET CAUSING POOR CONTROL.
* THE PITCHER DOESN'T FINISH WITH A FLAT BACK CAUSING POOR VELOCITY AND LOCATION.
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