The way we did it 15 years ago was film us doing a step behind or a "field throw" then compare it to the mound. Once I got to the same position I went from 89 to 95 in a calendar year.
Hey Ben, great content as always! My son has been working really hard, and he does a lot of the infinity motion in drills, but when he actually goes to pitch, he doesn’t usually get his arm all the way up like in the drill work. He’s done the lasso drill, to see where his natural arm path is, and it seems to be over the top, but he just doesn’t get there all the time in the actual pitching delivery. We’ve mainly focused on his legs and having a very solid bottom half, which has improved a lot! Do you have any suggestions on drills or ideas to help get his arm up in the actual pitching delivery? He’s still only 8, but I’m sending him to you guys as soon as he’s old enough! Thanks, Ben!
Would you say glove arm plane is an automatic indicator of where the arm plane should be? Assuming the positions in the delivery leading up to that are efficient and taken care of
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Hey, you always great with ur breaking down so exacted and helpful with ur carefully chosen words, thank you for all you do .
oh my god, i cant express how helpful this is, thank you so so much, the knowledge you guys have given me is so valuable
The way we did it 15 years ago was film us doing a step behind or a "field throw" then compare it to the mound. Once I got to the same position I went from 89 to 95 in a calendar year.
Fantastic content, love the academic lens to these videos
You Guys are helping me realise my dreams🙏
Learned a lot. Wish you had a softball version. Some of this converts - sequencing, feel, light vs heavy ball, leg and trunk action
Hey Ben, great content as always! My son has been working really hard, and he does a lot of the infinity motion in drills, but when he actually goes to pitch, he doesn’t usually get his arm all the way up like in the drill work. He’s done the lasso drill, to see where his natural arm path is, and it seems to be over the top, but he just doesn’t get there all the time in the actual pitching delivery. We’ve mainly focused on his legs and having a very solid bottom half, which has improved a lot! Do you have any suggestions on drills or ideas to help get his arm up in the actual pitching delivery? He’s still only 8, but I’m sending him to you guys as soon as he’s old enough! Thanks, Ben!
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Would you say glove arm plane is an automatic indicator of where the arm plane should be? Assuming the positions in the delivery leading up to that are efficient and taken care of
Not automatic since it can be manipulated so much. It can certainly be a general indicator though
Do you think an earlier arm action is better or later?
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Keep that grooming crap to yourself.
Cap
But Not of this World. Well at least that what he said😂
Gospel!!! The absolute truth. It required less effort for me to get to 102 at the age of 29 than it did for me to get to 93 at the age of 22.
Yes i got a certified classic 🎉
Christmas came early
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Unless your on the other side of God's Wrath 😂
Remember, guys, it's everything you need to know.
Babe wake up Leif Strom is in a Tread video
You guys are missing out not having a "course" for coaches. Take my money if you ever decide to offer something.
We have already started publishing some of our courses!
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Dam just throw the Ball 😂
good information, but too many "like"s.
They all want to be "Like" Mike 😂