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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Pitching vs Hitting Mechanics – cont. Posted by: above&beyond (call.eagle@yahoo.com) on Thu Dec 20 11:39:54 2007 Does the lightness of the back foot coming off the ground have to do with inside/outside locating? I'd suppose that the back foot rising has to do with the same thing as it does in hitting i.e. locating the bat inside/outside. When pitching a high foot has to do with locating a ball on your glove side of the plate, right?
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