Cobe Benjamin

Athletic Frame and Tempo: The pitcher possesses a long, lean, and projectable frame. The tempo from the stretch is controlled and not rushed, providing a solid foundation to build upon.

Lack of Hip-to-Shoulder Separation: The most critical area for improvement. The hips and trunk rotate as a single unit, which severely limits velocity potential and increases reliance on the arm for power generation.

Inefficient Lower Half and Energy Transfer: The combination of an open stride, a rotational back leg, and a soft front leg creates significant energy leaks. The lower half is not being used effectively to initiate and transfer power.

Arm Timing and Glove Side Action: The arm is late at foot strike, likely due to the rapid, premature rotation of the upper body, which is initiated by an aggressive glove-side pull. This timing issue increases stress on the shoulder and elbow.