Ways To Create Velo As A Stiff Mover
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Crazy. When he said get above 90 on this one he looked super relaxed and his motion even looked slower
Crazy. That's the only throw you can't see his form for even a tenth of a second. Just saying shit to be saying it, eh?
Nice work on both ends sick catcher
I watch these videos and simply cannot comprehend, that guy is huge and is struggling to hit 90. Is crazy!
What are the ways???
Fr they didn’t explain
Drills like taking ground balls and throwing like a SS are the best ways to learn to move athletically and fluidly on the mound imo
@@StatusQ_also, lift. Do squats and deadlifts to build lower body and core strength. Do box jumps and split squats to develop explosive power.
Stretch to increase your range of motion.
Do forearm pronation and supernation excercise to develop the muscular and tendon support.
Do long toss to develop arm strength and to get your lower body to help develop throwing power. Treat your throwing days like lifting days. Have long, lower effort days and shorter, high intensity days. Work on your mechanics to where you feel comfortable with your pitching style and you are using as much of your lower body as you can to generate throwing power.
@@legessi for sure but that’s just what everyone should do rather than specifically stiff movers
@@legessiskipped leg day 98% of the time and still hit 85 as a sophomore in high school. Never once pushed off the rubber I was told that's a no-no for arm longevity. Like Chubbs once said, "it's all in the hips"
When i was 14, playing high school ball pitching against a really good team. Some scouts from white socks minor leagues came to my parents after the game and told them to not let me quit playing baseball and i was natural baseball player just stay with it. Well i didnt lol
Uh... I'm right here
Keep him stiff…you can’t undo over 20 years of genetic makeup. Put in a series of fulcrums and keep him stiff. If someone tried to loosen up Justin Verlander nobody would know who he is. Bodies move differently, train to your genetics.
If all these pitching coaches are so good today, how come over 50% of the pitchers spend time on the DL, can’t go deep into games, and can’t smell 20 wins?
Pitcher wins aren't exactly a stat that should be used to determine how good pitching coaches are. Or how good pitchers are in general.
I don’t see where he’s ever stiff
I love it when people that have never made it anywhere try to coach people…
I've been coached by former pros. The best and most knowledgeable coach I've ever had never played past High School... Not all pros can Coach or explain what they do.
most of these coaches are around 95+ with their heater, i think they know what they’re talking about
Matt Blake
I’d rather get coached from someone that throws 100 than someone who rode bench at a big D1, personally. You don’t necessarily gain extra knowledge of the pitching motion through competition
Some of the best coaches only played a handful of games in the show.
That pop up was smooth asf
Still has a 2.5 poptime
He looks effortless and throws 90s, don’t have to be violent with your delivery.
Violent ones be the ones hitting 91 and snapping their ucl 😂
@@sun6262-that's mostly cause their trying to compensate for either poor strength or poor mechanics, perhaps poor layback (movement of elbow during throw). Having a guy who can throw 90 effortlessly move more violently can build more velo tho. But typically if your moving like that it means you are max effort. Which shouldn't be the case in most scenarios
Future Randy Johnson
He would be a starting Pitcher.Those guys that throw every bit of energy are relievers and closers
I like seeing the number hit 98 even 100, but honestly we should stop making pitchers hit those numbers every time they throw a pitch. We are blowing out our pitchers arms and then not seeing them for a year max after they have Tommy John. It’s sad to see, there will be more injuries these years that follow. And the point of a pitcher is to fool the batter with different pitches not just a 105 fastball, love seeing those nasty curves and filthy knuckleballs which has been lost in time cause every pitch got to be faster then the last nowadays.
Agreed. These young men seem to be throwers rather than pitchers. Pitching is a skill that demands more than throwing each fastball as hard as you can. How can you keep a batter guessing if most of your pitches are straight fastballs? Where are the changeups, the slow curves? Where have all the knuckleball pitchers gone? SMH...
Clout trout
This guy throws exactly the same way i did early in high school, ¾ arm with a long throwing motion. It's great for movement on a fastball and change-up but not much else. Once I figured out how to bend my elbow more, reach behind my ear and compact my throwing motion it gave me so much more control. Not just pitch placement but the ability to control my ball spin.
Wow. "Stiff" was the very first thing I thought too. Maybe because I was always a fan of Jim Palmer as a kid because of his smooth effortless motion. I was thinking how nice this pitcher could be getting tips by watching Mike Musina...(Just my former minor league player observation). Love your shot vids!
Watching Mike Mussina pitch for the O’s really helped my pitching career. Mostly copying his knuckle curve - my deuce was garbage before that.
@@BelovedChatter Less wear on the arm. I learned it by accident in high school. The first time I threw it, my coach ran out of the dugout because he thought I'd broken my arm! The only reason I did not pitch is because I had a little speed and hit .454 in college...(JUCO All-America) Not a guarantee but at least I tasted the tea of my dream. Stay well my friend and thank you!
@@keithshowell6688 well I couldn’t hit water if I fell out of a boat but I did pitch for a few years in school at a D-1 program. Typical 6’4, 240lb pitcher who can’t do much else
Guys.... feel free to take whatever advice you want, lot's of good stuff on these videos but the gun is a farce. 90 is the new 86. Everyone throws 98 in the majors now. Just for show
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Looks effortless.. should have a longgggg career
Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can.
Idk there’s a reason why retired players don’t like watching baseball now pitching changed a lot the way it’s taught it’s different
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I guess the shoes don't matter. Croks, flip flops, whatever.
I wanna go here just to try it. I don't even play baseball
Is this 60'?
Warm up
Smoltz!!