So so chase the same way I'd like to see him attack the zone a little bit more I think
tech chase a tall kid, I think he can get a lot more of a a platform change. There's
there's not a lot of I don't see a lot of power happening from the legs. Back leg doesn't
seem like it's doing that much he's bending that right there but there's I just think
there's they can get so much more of a Dr. Che finishes pretty well. I mean, that's pretty
good spot, his hips are coming through that balls getting lined up, everything's straight,
His back's not bowed out or bowed in. He's got a pure stroke, he's always had a pure
stroke, I'd like to just I'd like to help him get quicker. Get that ball out of the
out of his hand just a little quicker. And maybe I think what I'd what I'd want to take
some time off is just to get that early snap. A little quicker and more efficient. So that
first inside was hands dip inside with the separation. Pop. Right there. Yeah, like to
see if we can just get because he gets he gets to that point, keep going. He gets that
point, right here already. So if we can get to that point, we can help limit some of that
extra snap action. Yeah. And that snap, actually, like I said, as part of what makes his stroke
really appealing to watch, because it's like, it's that whip. But I think we could we could
really we could do a good job tightening it up.
Yeah, I mean, everything we're at right now he just has such a good, such a good job of
timing everything together. So the idea with that would just be to make sure we sped everything
else up as well, because you know, right, he's he does all that because he really kind
of likes to settle in on that back right leg, he really likes let's that Ben there. And
so he loses a little bit of height, because he likes so make sure that that right leg
is really got all that force in it. And then when he and he does a good job of using that
hips, but instead of using it more on like a straight ahead force, he does a lot of raising
up so you can see as he's coming through here, and whole body is kind of coming upwards.
And that's what makes it so he has such a high release as well. So we really make sure
he starts down and then transitions upward. And you can see hear how he's you know, doing
that. And yeah, and so the idea was, if we were able to get that release to be shortened
down, what I think would have to come would be not so much of a back leg, right leg, you
know, gather, but instead make it so you can just absorb that right leg and then push through
more of a straight more horizontal type of a line rather than going as much in like a
diagonal as is coming through. And I think that's where timing wise he can really save
themselves because I know he wants to get a faster release. And you know, really breaking
it down and slow and slowing it all down. You can see that the reason he's slow is one
like you said his arm and how he takes that arm through but also body wise is because
that right leg really takes a second to until he feels comfortable enough to start transitioning
everything forward. Oh, Todd, but what I've just done knowing
how to distribute weight well with him he does sit in the pocket as far as like keeping
that back laid ready to to uncoil Yeah, and his timing is really nice and he knows his
body and when to stop it from overextension. Yep. And and I think that is why he is an
accurate passer. He's a guy that has that really he pushed the ball back but he's also
very accurate passer because I think he's very lined and linear to the zone.
Yeah, I mean, legally tell I mean, he doesn't have that this lean, I think to me is the
healthy lean. You want to have a little bit of a you know, you're not gonna be straight
up straight up. You're gonna have a little bit of a, you know, slight C parentheses type
of look to you. But you don't want to overdo it where you look like a what is it snake?
Yeah, exactly. I think that arm extension goes a lot to how
well he turns his shoulders and wrist. When he when he gets through and starts turning.
It's turned already back there. It's turned earlier. From here, bow, and now he's working
on turning as the hips are coming through. Yep. And at this point, his palm is going
to start facing the side of his face with that see grip on that ball and that's, you
know, instead of having a you know, what do we call these things the the cup, you know,
he's not getting through the cup. It's already here. He's not having to change anything.
It's strong. And it's turned exactly the way it should be. Nose out coming through the
zone straight. Yeah. I mean that's where you really that's
where you want to be right there. That's a that's a textbook. That's a textbook
line of getting through the zone. Yeah, and that right leg could come out a little quicker
but it's on its way out. Yeah. And I think he could be we could work on that I worked
on him last time about let's let's start attacking the zone and he got pretty comfortable with
that. Kind of keeps that back laid back I'd like to see and really worked through in the
morning. Just finished that throw out a little bit more.
Yeah, I mean, key things I think to work on here just because again, I know chain was
trying to work on getting that that release speed faster. would be like you said just
trying to get that. See what happens is he's not he's pushing
the ball too much. He's over pushing that he Yeah, cuz he got he's gonna end up in a
good spot where he could cut this up which is around this area. Yeah. But like you said,
we just got to we got to sync it up with his timing. Exactly.