Keys & Questions Engages hips at foot strike to launch the rest of the swing. Keeps head and spine angle stable through out the upper body movement. How does he stop from "spinning off" the ball when his hips pivot? Where is force applied to the ground and how is body weight managed?

Keys & Questions Clears his body out of the way so that his hands can move efficiently to contact. How do we create space for our hands? Why is depth important to the swing? Does depth change according to location? What about the way in which we create the depth?

Keys & Questions From this angle you can see how the body adjusts to pitch location to create space for the hands to move in and through the ball. Would his arm angles relative to his body look different at contact if the pitch was located in a different spot?

Keys & Questions Resists forward movement through lift and load allowing for adjustability in timing and a suddenness in hips When does he pick up the ball? When does he decide to swing? What looks different if the pitch was an off speed?

Keys & Questions Watch his number rotate around his body up until the point of contact and then stays relatively still through it. Our rotational movements (torso) many times set up or result in linear outcomes (hands). Where is the rotational movement in the lower body located? When? Where are the linear movements? When?

Keys & Questions He is at the top of his lift at the moment the pitch is released allowing for him to start his lower half early through the read. What angle is the bat at contact? What about the shoulders? Which comes first?

Keys & Questions Creates space for hands to move low and in by clearing hips and maintaining posture. Where is he at in his leg lift when the ball is being released? When does the barrel enter the zone? How does it get there?

Keys & Questions Gets to top of leg lift at pitch release allowing him to adjust posture early in read and can help create a feeling of "hitting downhill" as he launches through foot strike. At what moment does the head stop moving? What is going on with the lower body at that moment?

Keys & Questions The shoulder line and bat are almost perfectly parallel at contact. Find the frames where the hands stay around the same spot on the screen. What is moving in those frames and what isn't?