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Lesson 26: Backward Step by Step
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Pitching
Essentials
New Mechanics Lesson Series
1 Challenging
2 What Matters
3 First Steps
4 Pelvic Loading
5 Leg Lift
6 Stride
7 Foot Strike
8 Hand Break
9 Better Timing
10 Scap Load
11 Laxity
12 Arm Transition
13 The Elbow
14 Arm Correction
15 Flat L
16 Loops
17 Glove Side
18 Dragline
19 Exceptions
20 Slots & Tilts
21 Final Arc
22 Fly By Wire
23 Follow Through
24 Recovery
25 Backwards
26 Step by Step
27 Success Factors
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This page is the culmination of the prior lessons - a drill routine that shows how to progress through the process of pitching from simple release point, to explosive upper-body and lower-body action.

As noted in part 12, backward chaining is not new, though it has been newly refined and applied to baseball. Once considered revolutionary, backshaping or backward chaining has become so mainstream that even instructors who were against it are now in favor.

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