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The easy-to-assemble tall and long drag box teaches a pitcher the proper push and drag with the power foot. Similar to a sprinter coming out of a starting block, a pitcher needs to keep her power foot straight ahead as she drives off the mound. If she twists her foot too much prior to pushing away, the drag box will move, indicating the mechanical error. The drag box teaches the heel to lift directly over the toe. The toe pointing down prevents leaping. Also, it is impossible to crowhop! The heel cannot improperly swing around nor can the pitcher illegally bear weight on the bottom of her foot while dragging properly out of the drag box!!! The long length of the drag box teaches the softball pitcher's foot to trail straight behind after driving off. A common flaw is the drag foot cutting to the side too quickly. This sends power in other directions instead of at the target. We often see heels that drag heavily along the ground. The foot acts like an anchor slowing the pitcher down. The height of this drag box will force the pitcher to get her heel up and over the toe and
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