How To Get Hitters Out In 4 Pitches Or Less


14th December 2007

Every pitcher should make it a personal goal to get a hitter out in four pitches or less. To do this, every pitch you throw has got to have a purpose. Use the high fastball to set up a low...




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How To Stay Motivated And Focused On Your Pitching Training Without Quitting


01st November 2007

Motivation is something that comes up quite a bit in baseball. Unlike other sports, the baseball season is very long. Most serious players train or play games about 9 or 10 months a year. It can be hard to stay...




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Developing consistency with your pitching control


19th October 2007

When I think back on the times when I wasnt effective as a pitcher, it wasnt because I didnt have good velocity. It was because I had poor control, and I had poor location of my pitches. Your ability to...




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Learning from major league pitchers


07th October 2007

Did you know that in major league baseball, 90% of first pitch strikes are taken for a strike or result in an out? Ninety percent of the time, when a pitcher throws a strike on the first pitch of an...




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Know when to take time off from pitching and training


06th October 2007

Its important to take some time off from pitching and training at the end of the season. October and November are the best times to do it. This is a time to limit all baseball-related activity. You can stay active...




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