? about toss sweep

Coach,

We have always taught to open to playside in any formation for a toss. For a standard I or offset I toss sweep, the QB takes the snap and seats the ball on his backside hip while stepping at 45 degrees with his playside foot to the toss side. As he takes this first step, the FB clears. On his second step, he pitches the ball from the hip, bringing the backside leg and pitch to the ballcarrier at the same time. We have never in 12 years had a pitch hit the FB in the butt. I have seen teams that reverse out on the toss have problems executing the dead ball pitch. Because of the action, the QB tends to "sling" the ball, especially if the RB is too quick, and the pitch tends to get away.