Lunging

The hitter's head and torso drift excessively toward the pitcher before rotation, reducing adjustability, balance, and barrel accuracy.

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Pulling Off

The front shoulder, head, or torso leaves the ball early, causing the barrel to cut across the zone and reducing plate coverage.

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Stepping in the Bucket

The stride moves away from the plate, opening the front side early and creating difficulty covering the outer half.

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Collapsing the Backside

The rear hip, knee, or shoulder loses posture and drops underneath the swing, often producing an excessively uphill path and inconsistent contact.

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Rolling Over

The top hand turns over before or through contact, redirecting the barrel across the ball and producing weak pull-side ground balls.

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Bat Drag

The rear elbow and barrel trail behind the rotating torso, creating a long, late, hand-dominated delivery.

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Poor Separation

The lower body, torso, and hands move together without creating stretch between the pelvis and upper body at launch.

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Timing Problems

The hitter does not consistently arrive in a balanced launch position early enough to recognize, adjust to, and attack the pitch.

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Improper Barrel Path

The barrel enters, travels through, or exits the hitting zone inefficiently, reducing adjustability and quality contact across pitch locations.

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Improper Contact Point

The hitter consistently meets the ball too far out front or too deep in the zone, mistiming the barrel’s arrival at the point of contact and reducing power and adjustability.

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