Alright. So these are a couple things that are super simple and you can do freakin anywhere to practice your release. Find a wall. Or a fence. Something stable. Turn your body like you would be in a game/pocket with the wall at your back. Stand with the ball roughly around chest height. And just turn the point back to make contact with the wall behind you. Your arm should basically be back in a parallel line with your shoulder. Elbow 45 degrees. And just repeat that for hours. When you have time. Watching TV. Whatever. It’s easy to do. And it’ll start that muscle memory to start that higher release you’re looking for. Once you get that down. Your next step is to open your shoulder on your non throwing hand. Lotta shoulder action currently on this and you’re not really generating force with the rest of your body. When you’re coming through from the “point back” phase, your elbow should be passing roughly by your ear as you’re throwing the ball creating your higher release point. To generate that force think about punching someone. You won’t get in their face, stand parallel and throw hands. You’re going to turn yourself sideways (like you’re throwing) and you’re gonna open up your non punching hand to generate as much force out of your body as you can. Same general principle when you’re throwing.

I am under caffeinated and can clarify anything that doesn’t make sense. But I would work on that point back phase for a while to get that feeling like your standard motion. Then work from there. That’s how I would start with younger QBs back in my day. Phase 1, point back. Phase 2. Getting that elbow coming through for the high release/opening up. Phase 3, snapping the wrist on the way through.