06/16/2026
Your lead knee is not just taking a step. It is setting the direction your entire lower half is going to travel.
When that knee drives directly at second base, your hips follow that line. The throw works linear. Everything stays through the baseball.
When that knee goes rotational, your hips rotate with it. Now you are spinning across your body trying to get back on line, and that spin is costing you time and accuracy.
Here is the simple test. Pause your throw at the moment your front foot lands. Where is your front knee pointing? If it is not close to second base, you have a rotational problem, and no amount of arm work is going to fix it. Set the line. Trust the line.
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✅Decrease pop time .10 or more
✅ Increase throwing velo 2-5 mph
✅ Build a throw that helps you get recruited and perform once you get there