How Does Jhoan Duran Throw 105 MPH? | Pitching Mechanics Breakdown

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  • Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024

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  • @bartholomewtheiiijr.386
    @bartholomewtheiiijr.386 Год назад +7

    Just went to see him 2 nights ago, it's great to watch him pitch.

  • @qwuzzy
    @qwuzzy Год назад +3

    9:40 god even on the first look at his mechanics from a side view shows how smooth he works downhill, insanely fluid and direct

  • @ParamoreFAV3
    @ParamoreFAV3 Год назад +12

    And he doesn’t do a lot with his arm movement; it doesn’t even look like he’s putting a lot of pressure on himself with his delivery. I really feel he’ll hit 106, maybe 107; insane.

  • @fazec0ld802
    @fazec0ld802 Год назад +3

    Was going to request this but knew it just HAD to be being worked on! So excited about this

  • @salmonburrito8239
    @salmonburrito8239 Год назад +2

    I have been waiting for this for a long time.

  • @samurai_8917
    @samurai_8917 Год назад +1

    Dudes chuckin missiles out there, best arsenal stuff wise imo (for a reliever)

  • @crowbarjones5516
    @crowbarjones5516 10 месяцев назад +3

    Do a mechanics breakdown of Nolan Ryan and how he pitched for so long

  • @MartinPitchingPerformance
    @MartinPitchingPerformance Год назад +2

    This video is great, thanks Ben!

  • @spcooper94
    @spcooper94 Год назад +2

    Can you analyze old-time greats like Sandy Koufax & Walter Johnson?

  • @ParamoreFAV3
    @ParamoreFAV3 Год назад +10

    And MLB The Show still won’t let you surpass 102 when multiple guys already do.

    • @didsomeoneask
      @didsomeoneask 4 месяца назад

      ive hit 104 with trevor mcgill and paul skenes

  • @davidhuelves
    @davidhuelves Год назад +3

    His back hip was loaded better before his body transformation. He has sacrified this by gainning body weight and lose hip mobility. Back knee colapses before.

    • @rico9163
      @rico9163 Год назад +2

      if that were true he wouldn't be throwing 5-10mph harder than he did before the transformation

    • @Elijahgavi
      @Elijahgavi Год назад

      @@daynereed4971😂😂

    • @MHsearchingTruth
      @MHsearchingTruth 10 месяцев назад +2

      It is humorous that randoms will jump in youtube comments like an expert. Then try to find flaws in a guy throw near the fastest pitches ever recorded. Not saying he doesn't have any flaws, every pitcher has some 'flaw', but sometimes that "flaw" actually works with their body. Everyone is unique. It might be best to leave the coaching to the guys that live it and study it.

  • @therealbs2000
    @therealbs2000 Год назад

    Today i am 12th but i am checking in

  • @marleyclayborne
    @marleyclayborne Год назад +2

    Alexis Díaz next please

    • @treadathletics
      @treadathletics  Год назад +1

      We discuss Alexis towards the end of our Edwin Diaz breakdown!
      ruclips.net/video/vG6WM7FfQvI/видео.html

    • @27anier
      @27anier Год назад

      ​@treadathletics how do we access the mental training podcast?

    • @treadathletics
      @treadathletics  Год назад

      It's a course that will be available in the near future!

  • @cooperbeam12
    @cooperbeam12 Год назад

    Nice

  • @bnu2985
    @bnu2985 Год назад

    At 16 he was throwing low to mid 90’s. I throw around mid to upper 80’s but I’m also 4 inches shorter than he is. Is that good? Or is that average for my age?

    • @treadathletics
      @treadathletics  Год назад +2

      Mid-upper 80s is good for a 16 year old.

    • @bnu2985
      @bnu2985 Год назад +2

      @@treadathletics is that good enough to where i could eventually play D1 or maybe even in the majors?

    • @treadathletics
      @treadathletics  Год назад +2

      Depends on how you progress!

  • @thomasglass3429
    @thomasglass3429 Год назад

    it kind of looks like his arm is a hair early, does anyone else see it? Maybe if he had a bit more range through his pec he would throw .5 or even 1mph harder?

  • @DavidHumeGoat
    @DavidHumeGoat Год назад

    Did you produce the background music?

    • @treadathletics
      @treadathletics  Год назад +1

      No, we use Epidemic Sounds for our background music

    • @DavidHumeGoat
      @DavidHumeGoat Год назад

      @@treadathletics
      Thank you. I found it.

  • @DEValentine
    @DEValentine Год назад +1

    Nothing like being 6'5" with long levers for high velo.

    • @spybro3264
      @spybro3264 Год назад

      me except i throw 78 😅

    • @bnu2985
      @bnu2985 Год назад

      @@spybro3264you’re 6’5 throwing 78?

    • @spybro3264
      @spybro3264 Год назад

      @@bnu2985 yes and i’ve hit harder been up to 81 but i grew very fast and adjusting to that coordination wise wasn’t easy. add to the fact that i’m not the strongest or heaviest. it’s starting to come together tho

  • @josephdecelie956
    @josephdecelie956 Год назад

    If you watch the 100 mph throwers Ben in full speed. Are they holding onto tension? No It’s tempo! Nyman cant believe you say this. Once you have tension you have to release it. You don’t hold onto tension. Your body is a rubber band. Your body will break if you hold onto tension

  • @SweatyStallion1
    @SweatyStallion1 Год назад

    Can you do Felix Bautista next?

  • @francoperez167
    @francoperez167 Год назад

    A little bit more of scap retraction and separation and he is throwing 107 😅

    • @francoperez167
      @francoperez167 Год назад

      @ilikespeed675 i'm Just joking bro
      It is even more likely that one of those changes would lower his velocity

  • @nahbruhnope
    @nahbruhnope 5 месяцев назад

    He looks pretty breezy for a dude throwing 105

  • @FLOWmyGOD
    @FLOWmyGOD Год назад

    first