I've never been a sports person so I dont know who any of these people are, but wow! I'm a big physics person and the mechanics of this absolutely fascinates me! That makita guy looks like he is bowling lol, that is inhuman!
Um.... Most of these pitchers are sidearm... Notice how the Japanese "submarine" pitchers utilize the "riseball" Turn off your TV's and come play some fastpitch!
Ookiku Furikabutte and Mix Miesei Story got me hooked. Strangely enough tho, American MLB doesn’t cut it for me-a bit too dry and lackluster for me. The Japanese NPB and even real life high school Koshien tournament is where it’s at
How do these people not break their arms? And not all of these are submarine because some are sidearm but low. But I can see why u called em submarine tho
I used to throw sidearm for AAA dodgers and mix in a sub when I was feeling confident. I find it hard to throw over arm it’s just not my mechanics I was born with. Good fastball too. Back in the 90’s this was.
Shame you add the Quiz and not Mark Eichhorn with all your other clips being modern. Mark was a dangerous consistent sub pitcher during the same time as Dan.
You play the game for 15-20 years before you make the majors. Every pitcher throws you play against throws over the shoulder. then you see these guys. It's too much. Not only have they got the speed, the control and the break-but it comes from nowhere. You can't change 20 years of thinking in the middle of a game.
Correct me if I’m wrong, but wasn’t the submarine style kind of invented for people who’ve had UCL reconstructive (Tommy John) surgery? I know Warhop did it because it was easier for him to control his pitches.
Nah a true submarine pitch is like the one that Korean pitcher is dishing out. Your entire torso is to dip so low that you’re basically pitching the ball upside down, almost from the dirt. Most of these are just sidearm pitches-not real subs. Submarine pitchers are apparently pretty damn rare.
B0GGIEMAN101 I throw low side-arm to maybe extreme upper slot submarine. There are a complete different family of muscles with that slot. There's a lot more shoulder and rotator cuff being used. First time I pitched like that I thought my arm was going to fall off after 8 pitches. Even now I can only do it about 40-60 times. I dont think I could start with that slot. Would be cool to see submarine slots as starters
burningphoneix 01:31, 1 korean ‘Park Jong Hoon”l’ is one current uprising submarine starter in KBO league. This season he won 14 games as a starter.. 잠수함 선발투수 아직 있어요우~
I actually love that. I’m a rare mound hating pitcher haha. If it was up to me, I’d pitch off flat ground every time. I get a bit more Moh’s that way, the mound tends to slow me down just a tad.
Tekulve, Walter Johnson, Pedro Martinez ( who shut the Yankees out in a playoff game throwing nothing but submarine changeups...98% of the time) Ted Abernathy, Mark Eichorn, Terry Leach, etc
0:52 , 1:30 only japanese and korean pitchers are doing submarine pitch. rest of those American pitchers are side arm pitchers. they are not even an under arm pitchers smh
Believe it or not, I can hit a tennis ball pretty hard with a racquet just like a baseball pitcher does with that posture. Due to the presence of the net, it's a very delicate process to make it to the opposite baseline. Maybe I'm a sport genius or a plain fool since nobody has ever attempted to do it on the tennis court.
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Half of these aren’t submarine lol they are sidearm
No they are still throwing from below 90 degrees
Yeah, most are sidearm in my book.
Only the Japanese players and maaaybe Quisenberry were true submarine. Neshek is practically in the 3/4 arm slot when he delivers.
@@camsvideos6145 Nah, he was right. Quiz is the standard.
이태린 No he’s talking about Makita 0:52
The only submariner here is the japanese and korean pitcher, mostly sidearm pitchers
1:38 this pitch is crazy
You can't have a submarine/sidearm video without including Kent Tekulve. He was a classic!
I know
This is suppose to be a video on submariners but most are side arms, like Tekulve
00:55 is the first submarine pitcher
James that’s a lie the submarine was invented in Mexico
I thought it was Elden Auker
@@claudiomelendez7162 You don't make any sense.
@@claudiomelendez7162 hes saying he was the first submarine pitcher in the video, everyone before were doing sidearms
This slowmo at 1:41 is soooo cool! 🤩🤩
Some of those Asian pitchers damn near drag their hands on the dirt when they release,that's insane
Shunsuke Watanabe’s submarine delivery went so low that he would sometimes scratch his knuckles on the dirt.
1:30 What's amazing is that this guy is a starter. Park Jong-Hoon.
1:35 can’t imagine having to hit against that😂
Bruh that Korean pitcher tho. Holy shit, the ball is almost touching the ground on that pitch.
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@@jhobebvillasor5936 he’s talking about jong hoon- not makita
Can you imagine fucking up and going too low? Say goodbye to your knuckles o7
That Makita pitch is literally coming off ground
I've never been a sports person so I dont know who any of these people are, but wow! I'm a big physics person and the mechanics of this absolutely fascinates me! That makita guy looks like he is bowling lol, that is inhuman!
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My shoulder hurts watching these
In my opinion, submarine pitchers are definitely the hardest to hit
Last clip is classic Joe Buck
"That's the end of the night."
No emotion 🤣
0:37 hurts my elbow just to watch
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Very few of them were submariner’s most of them were sidearm
Look up Ted Abernathy for a real submariner
Um.... Most of these pitchers are sidearm... Notice how the Japanese "submarine" pitchers utilize the "riseball" Turn off your TV's and come play some fastpitch!
Most of these guys are not submariners, they’re sidearms. A true submarine pitcher releases the ball at ankle height.
Below the knee is considered submarine.
Nah, true submarines release the ball below the pitchers mound
@@danadrian2752 Nah, REAL submariners release the pitch below water....while doing a handstand...naked.
The guy at :52 is the only one I would call true submariner, the others are sidearms.
1:31 is also submarine
Watching the anime Ace of Diamonds got me interested in baseball....and wow...it's even more thrilling and amazing IRL 😮
try major. ace of diamond is way more trash compare to major.
Ookiku Furikabutte and Mix Miesei Story got me hooked. Strangely enough tho, American MLB doesn’t cut it for me-a bit too dry and lackluster for me. The Japanese NPB and even real life high school Koshien tournament is where it’s at
@@blackuniverse8048 Major is trash compared to Ace of Diamond.
I can’t wait for baseball! Hbu highlight reel?!
Most of these guys are sidearm pitchers. You also forgot Byung-Hyun Kim and Chad Bradford.
How do these people not break their arms? And not all of these are submarine because some are sidearm but low. But I can see why u called em submarine tho
The Japanese Pitchers have the best Submarine pitches... they really get low on release.
There was only one Japanese pitcher...
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Korea is the best
I saw maybe 3 submarine pitches in a video of sidearm. also interesting to note it was the Japanese teams that were cranking the subs out
That korean pitcher's ball was so low to the mound that you could see the dirt rising I bet.
I used to throw sidearm for AAA dodgers and mix in a sub when I was feeling confident. I find it hard to throw over arm it’s just not my mechanics I was born with. Good fastball too. Back in the 90’s this was.
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The Korean and Japanese are really something else when it comes to baseball
Awesome vid. But you forgot chad Bradford
Shame you add the Quiz and not Mark Eichhorn with all your other clips being modern. Mark was a dangerous consistent sub pitcher during the same time as Dan.
The best pitching style LOL
The amount of times I just heard “Gottem Ballgame” was ridiculous
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No Ken Tekulve????
Good vid
You forgot what could be the 1st submarine pitcher in baseball...Phil Reagan, "the Vulture". Early 60's
The Korean homie was on some next level shit. What the fuck was he throwing?
Makita really drags his teabag
You guys should watch BK Korean pitcher (BOS)
1:09 we just gonna ignore that 13 to 16 game
Looks like everyone ignored you, loser. LooHOOhooHOOhooHOOSER!
You play the game for 15-20 years before you make the majors. Every pitcher throws you play against throws over the shoulder. then you see these guys. It's too much. Not only have they got the speed, the control and the break-but it comes from nowhere. You can't change 20 years of thinking in the middle of a game.
B. Kim on the DBacks back in ‘01
BK Kim was a legend. Dude was throwing 95-98 mph as a submarine and a nasty frisbee slider got batters swinging while getting plunked.
My shoulder hurt from watching this
When I played little league we were never allowed to throw side arm like this. Coaches always said it was bad for your arm.
Sidearm or Submarine?
Correct me if I’m wrong, but wasn’t the submarine style kind of invented for people who’ve had UCL reconstructive (Tommy John) surgery? I know Warhop did it because it was easier for him to control his pitches.
1:55 the umpire looked more excited than the pitcher
is submarine the same thing as side arm? because these look pretty much sport on at 90.
Nah a true submarine pitch is like the one that Korean pitcher is dishing out. Your entire torso is to dip so low that you’re basically pitching the ball upside down, almost from the dirt. Most of these are just sidearm pitches-not real subs. Submarine pitchers are apparently pretty damn rare.
I am sorry but most of pitchers are side-throw, exept for Makita and Korean pitcher.
Offt, I can feel the long term pain from here
Great video, but most looked like side-arms.
That’s odd, the title doesn’t mention sidearm pitches
Oakland pitcher's the thumbnail, where is he?
0:51 a true submarine
What about the countless HRs hit off these guys?
I always wondered Softball pitchers don’t do this
Most of these are sidearm, not submarine.
Korean pitcher is crazy
Pat Neshek is clearly sidearm but ight
1:30
The crowd reminded me of wii sports crowd lol
The hardest picht to hitting !!
I believe Philly had a side-armer in the 1970s - Gene Garber.
Where is BK?
Whoever made this doesn't know what a submarine pitcher is. Except one the first six are side arm.
Who is the pitcher in 1:54?
I looked up submarine pitches to get better casually. Some of these look like side arm to me.
No Dennis.....
You really made a submarine pitchers video with barely any submarine pitches and no Kent Tekulve
Only the two Asians in this vid are submarine pitchers.
What about the guy from pittsburgh who wore glasses
How and why is Tyler Rodgers not in it
That's a balk!
i want to see a starter who's a submarine pitcher
B0GGIEMAN101 I throw low side-arm to maybe extreme upper slot submarine. There are a complete different family of muscles with that slot. There's a lot more shoulder and rotator cuff being used. First time I pitched like that I thought my arm was going to fall off after 8 pitches. Even now I can only do it about 40-60 times. I dont think I could start with that slot. Would be cool to see submarine slots as starters
They used to have submarine starting pitchers in Japan. Shinsuke Watanabe is the last one, he retired in 2013.
Bronson Arroyo
burningphoneix 01:31, 1 korean ‘Park Jong Hoon”l’ is one current uprising submarine starter in KBO league. This season he won 14 games as a starter..
잠수함 선발투수 아직 있어요우~
@Colin McCray - It's amazing once you get it down. Can't tell you how many times I bounced my hand off the mound while learning.
only seen a couple true knuckle draggers
What about goose gossage and catfish?
Most of these aren’t sub pitchers, there just side arm pitchers. A sub pitcher is when the ball is released below the knee.
Sidearmers and a few submariners thrown in
A lot of these are sidearm btw I’m sidearm and there’s a difference
Why are those mounds for the Asian leagues so damn low
I actually love that. I’m a rare mound hating pitcher haha. If it was up to me, I’d pitch off flat ground every time. I get a bit more Moh’s that way, the mound tends to slow me down just a tad.
The MLB pitchers are sidewinders. The Japanese pitchers are true submarines.
....one Korean dude
Can’t even distinguish two countries
No Kent Tekulvy???
They need to update this video, cause the mlbs true submariner nowadays is Tyler roger, mans delivery is just deadly
Tekulve, Walter Johnson, Pedro Martinez ( who shut the Yankees out in a playoff game throwing nothing but submarine changeups...98% of the time) Ted Abernathy, Mark Eichorn, Terry Leach, etc
Satchel Paige, too.
Why are so many of these game clinchers?!?
A lot of those are sidearms not submarine.
Did chad bradford started that kind of pitch?
Essentially
0:52 , 1:30 only japanese and korean pitchers are doing submarine pitch. rest of those American pitchers are side arm pitchers.
they are not even an under arm pitchers smh
Wrong. Quisenberry is a sumbmarine pitcher.
Believe it or not, I can hit a tennis ball pretty hard with a racquet just like a baseball pitcher does with that posture. Due to the presence of the net, it's a very delicate process to make it to the opposite baseline. Maybe I'm a sport genius or a plain fool since nobody has ever attempted to do it on the tennis court.
most of these were sidearm
Very few of these guys were submariners. Most were sidearmers. There is a difference.
Why are subbers always right handed ? A left handed one could be really hard to hit.
Cause left submarin/sidearm's ball is easy to hit by right hitter. and many hitter in the world is right handed.
Also opposit case is same.
Where's my boi Chad Bradford?
Where is Mike Myers?
sidearm pitches
No BK...?
Where is o’day
Go to 0:52 and 1:31 to see true submarine pitching