Posts Tagged ‘reader questions’
Breaking Down Forearm Fire
In this video, I respond to a reader request and break down forearm fire even further.
Read MoreQuestions Asked…Questions Answered.
In this video, I answer follower questions about lower body mechanics
Read MoreHow to Stride Farther
This is a long overdue request from reader Raquel, who is having trouble finding a pitching coach for her 9-year-old daughter and is ready to push her to the next level.
Read MoreWhat to do if you can’t find a pitching coach
@joeyfat13 on Twitter asked: “how can you keep your pitcher learning if you can’t find a pitching coach and how do you keep the mechanics?”
Read MoreReader question: hand position at release in forearm fire
Question from reader Eddie about what the wrist does during a forearm fire release, and whether or not it’s too advanced for 10U pitchers.
Read MoreScrewball elbow torque: is it dangerous?
I got a question a while ago from a reader who was curious about Jennie Finch’s screwball, specifically wanting to know if it was safer on the elbow than the more widely taught screwball (which is also the one we teach). I want to dispel some myths about screwballs and drops, and shed some light for any pitchers who may rely on these pitches and experience some elbow soreness.
Read MoreReader question: position relative to the power line
Two readers had questions pertaining to my landing position in my last video. Watch for clarification!
Read MoreReader question: is my practice paying off?
Question from reader T, who just can’t seem to kick the habit of anchor-dragging her back foot even though she practices every day!
Read MoreBreaking Pitches into the Strikezone
You can be a great pitcher even if you don’t have overpowering speed if you can really command multiple pitches. How do you defend against batters moving up in the box?
Read MoreReader question: toe irritation in pitchers
Reader John has a question about chronic toe pain in pitchers…
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