I really appreciate the kind words! I put a lot of time into these videos for the betterment of the community so it’s always nice to see things like this. Thanks for the comment!
Have you ever made a video about late life fastballs. Some people use a term called perceived velocity. Batters describe a fastball that looks faster than it really is. Thanks! Seth
So is "fastball" in this video is synonymous with "four seam fastball"? Aren't there other types of fastballs , such as the two-seam, sinker, and the cutter? I know the cutter is mentioned in your video on slider design, but what are the movements for two-seamers and sinkers?
Thanks for the comment! In this video I dive generally into the aspects of a pitcher’s delivery that affect each pitches movement. The one thing I did not reference was seam orientation and it’s effects on movement. That’s something I’ll be doing in a future video. 2S and Sinkers will have a movement profile in the side-arm and submarine areas that I displayed on this video. My reason for not keying in on them specifically and blanketing all of those pitches under the term “fastball” was because many pitchers who throw multiple fastball variations don’t have much of a difference between the two when you look at the metrics. Hopefully this answers your question! Thanks again for the comment.
This one was good. I think it will help people realize that you can work on the fastball profile not just off speed profiles.
More in-depth off speed pitches to come! Thanks for the comment 👍🏻
One day your channel is gonna be huge bro keep up the good work!!
I really appreciate the kind words! I put a lot of time into these videos for the betterment of the community so it’s always nice to see things like this. Thanks for the comment!
Hello, I want to learn more about how to use a trackman and blast motion, do you have a program for teaching? Help me please.
Have you ever made a video about late life fastballs. Some people use a term called perceived velocity. Batters describe a fastball that looks faster than it really is.
Thanks!
Seth
This comment actually inspired my latest video - go check it out! Thanks for the comment.
So is "fastball" in this video is synonymous with "four seam fastball"? Aren't there other types of fastballs , such as the two-seam, sinker, and the cutter? I know the cutter is mentioned in your video on slider design, but what are the movements for two-seamers and sinkers?
Thanks for the comment! In this video I dive generally into the aspects of a pitcher’s delivery that affect each pitches movement.
The one thing I did not reference was seam orientation and it’s effects on movement. That’s something I’ll be doing in a future video.
2S and Sinkers will have a movement profile in the side-arm and submarine areas that I displayed on this video.
My reason for not keying in on them specifically and blanketing all of those pitches under the term “fastball” was because many pitchers who throw multiple fastball variations don’t have much of a difference between the two when you look at the metrics.
Hopefully this answers your question! Thanks again for the comment.