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🚨 Paul Skenes Warmup Drill Emphasis On: • A strong + active front arm • Staying back / not drifting too early • Keeping shoulders & hips closed • Proper load into the back leg ⭐️ Great drill to help pitchers understand the value of a strong glove arm.

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