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AthleteIQ analyzes a single swing photo with an AI coach and writes back a plain-English breakdown. No radar guns, no frame counters, no fake precision numbers. This is the actual format your report will use.

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DEMO · ILLUSTRATIVE
DEMO ATHLETE · 12U · CORNER INFIELD

The read on this swing

Balanced setup, quiet head, and a level path through contact — this is a line-drive profile with room to grow into gap power once the load deepens by a beat. The hands are inside the ball, the finish repeats. Honest feedback: she gives away timing on off-speed, and the back elbow tucks a hair early on the outside pitch.

Overall readB+for age / level

Swing phases

Stance
B+

Feet a shade wider than shoulders, weight balanced, quiet hands at the shoulder. Looks calm and ready — a good starting point.

COACHING CUE
Keep the front toe pointed slightly closed to protect the inside pitch.
Load
B

Small, controlled hand load with a gentle inward turn of the front shoulder. The load is on time but a little shallow — leaves some power on the table.

COACHING CUE
Show the pitcher your back pocket for one extra count before you go.
Stride
B+

Short, closed stride with the front foot landing under the front knee. Head stays over the middle — great for tracking the ball.

COACHING CUE
Land soft, like stepping onto ice — no thud, no lunge.
Contact
A-

Barrel meets the ball out in front of the plate with a level, slightly upward path. Hands are inside the ball. This is a line-drive contact point.

COACHING CUE
Palm up, palm down through the ball — nothing fancier.
Extension
B

Both arms extend through the zone but the back elbow tucks a hair early on outside pitches, which can pull the head off the ball.

COACHING CUE
Drive the knob of the bat toward the pitcher an extra beat before rolling over.
Finish
B+

High, one-handed finish over the front shoulder with the back foot on its toe. Balance is held — no falling out of the swing.

COACHING CUE
Freeze the finish for a full second on tee work. If you can't, you're overswinging.

Strengths

  • • Balanced stance and a quiet head through contact
  • • Level bat path — punishes middle-third pitches
  • • Front shoulder stays closed longer than most at this age
  • • Holds the finish — mechanics repeat instead of breaking down

Things to work on

  • • Load is a touch shallow — costs her a beat of timing on off-speed
  • • Back elbow tucks early on outside pitches, which pulls the head
  • • Grip pressure locks the wrists on inside fastballs
  • • Stride can drift open when she's ahead in the count

Every report includes a work-on list. There's always something to sharpen — that's the whole point.

She hits like

COMPARABLE PRO
Haylie McCleney
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YOUR ATHLETE
WHY THIS COMP

Compact, contact-first hitter with a level path and a quiet head. Both hunt line drives before power.

STUDY THIS ON FILM

How she keeps her front shoulder closed on inside pitches — the small 'no' with the chin before she fires.

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COMPARABLE PRO
Sierra Romero
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YOUR ATHLETE
WHY THIS COMP

Balanced load, patient stride, and a high one-handed finish. Both extend well through the middle of the field.

STUDY THIS ON FILM

The pause at the top of her load — worth mimicking during tee work to fix the shallow-load habit.

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PRO REPORT · PREVIEWDRILL PLAN + 30-DAY ROADMAP

The Pro Report adds the fix list.

Every "work-on" gets a matching drill and a 4-week milestone. Here's the shape.

Deep load tee work
FIXES: Shallow load

Set the tee middle-away. Add an exaggerated 'show the back pocket' pause at the top of the load before firing. If she can't feel the coil, the pause needs to be longer.

3 sets × 15 reps, 3× per week
Two-tee gate
FIXES: Early back-elbow tuck on outside pitches

Place a second tee just outside the contact tee. She has to drive the barrel through both without knocking the outside tee. Forces extension before the elbow tucks.

3 sets × 10 reps, 2× per week
+ 2 MORE DRILLS IN THE FULL PRO REPORT

Each mapped to a specific work-on, with reps and a "how you'll know it's working" check.

4-week roadmap

  1. WEEK 1
    Deepen the load
    Milestone: Consistent 'show the back pocket' pause on 8 of 10 tee reps
  2. WEEK 2
    Extend through the outside pitch
    Milestone: Clears the two-tee gate 8 of 10 times without a hit-tee
  3. WEEK 3
    Loose grip, snappy hands
    Milestone: Towel drill produces an audible snap on 9 of 10 reps
  4. WEEK 4
    Repeatable finish under game speed
    Milestone: Holds finish for a full 3-count on 9 of 10 front-toss reps

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