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Great video coach! Teach your pitchers to spot there fastball first and foremost! Yes you will need secondary pitches when you move up, but if you can put your fastball where you want you will be very very effective in getting batters out.First pitch strikes and the ability to spot your fastball your on your way.
Hey coach, I have a 12 year old that just started playing last year and I have been watching your videos and trying to teach him mechanics on every aspect throwing to hitting. I am lost on his throwing. It’s real odd looking and not consistent. He is starting some pitching now and it’s going ok but I’m not sure how to fix his odd release or his follow thru mechanics. It’s been a struggle just to get him to not try and keep his back leg planted. He was just throwing and bending over real far and not letting his back leg come up or around any. Starting to fix that now but the over bending is making his pitches off. I have some slow motion vids of it. Can I send you one and maybe get some feed back on what or how I can fix this?
It would be nice to hear your baseball story you know like if you came close to pro all the teams you played for how good you where I think you get the point you must have been really good!
Fr0sty Graphics no kid. would you rather be a SS playing for a team that is sitting at the house wishing he was good enough to be an all-star?! never give up
what size is your glove in this video? I just got my son what said it wasn an adult 11.5 Wilson a950 he is only 9 but it seems smaller than the one he had for the last 3 years. plus his mom is thinking its way too small too. LOL
Depends,see he is a 2nd baseman but different positions need a different size glove. My son is a third baseman and he uses a 11.75 but his coach is an ex pro ballplayer for the Royals and he let us know that.
Some of the glove makers have models for younger players that have the same quality and size of adult gloves but the finger stalls are smaller for young players. You will have no trouble finding them on the internet. One that my son used was the Mizuno Classic Pro future - it had the same features of the Mizuno Classic Pro but was made for a smaller hand. They come in sizes from 11.25 to 12.00 Example-www.justballgloves dot com/product/mizuno-classic-pro-soft-future-series--gcp41f-youth/21409/
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Love all your vids you should do more drills that you don’t need a partner for
I'll make it happen! Thanks for being part of the UBT Family!
Exactly, like i dont often have a friend to work with. I do alot of tee work at the cage, and pitching there too, but money can be an issue
Alth T Same all I basically do is tee work or wall ball
Any tips on hitting spots on off speed pitches?
Great video coach! Teach your pitchers to spot there fastball first and foremost! Yes you will need secondary pitches when you move up, but if you can put your fastball where you want you will be very very effective in getting batters out.First pitch strikes and the ability to spot your fastball your on your way.
Hey UBT since I plan on increasing my velocity as an outfilder how many pounds should I get for a medicane ball.
These tips are really good I’m going to try to use this in my games
Hey coach Justin thanks for the video
Awesome video coach justin keep it up
Hey coach, I have a 12 year old that just started playing last year and I have been watching your videos and trying to teach him mechanics on every aspect throwing to hitting. I am lost on his throwing. It’s real odd looking and not consistent. He is starting some pitching now and it’s going ok but I’m not sure how to fix his odd release or his follow thru mechanics. It’s been a struggle just to get him to not try and keep his back leg planted. He was just throwing and bending over real far and not letting his back leg come up or around any. Starting to fix that now but the over bending is making his pitches off. I have some slow motion vids of it. Can I send you one and maybe get some feed back on what or how I can fix this?
Hey thanks you for those hitting tips in another video I’ve been hitting the ball a lot harder thanks!
It would be nice to hear your baseball story you know like if you came close to pro all the teams you played for how good you where I think you get the point you must have been really good!
How can I get one of your shirts and cap
Thank you
You're welcome! 👍🏼
Can you do a tips for third base video soon?
Absolutely, that position is the most under coached position.
How do I adjust to 60 feet pitching?
Jetty Lives it’s not that big of an adjustment; when I switched last year I didn’t even notice
Coach justing im about to get your package man i trust you man
Ok question, if your on a state bound 13 year old all star team and you play right field are you bad?
Fr0sty Graphics no kid. would you rather be a SS playing for a team that is sitting at the house wishing he was good enough to be an all-star?! never give up
most likely
No, You playing is evidence enough that your a good player
When would you start teaching a young pitcher the curse ball?
14, 15 years old
Meant to say, "curve ball," but think you knew that. That was actually my plan ... at 14-15 years old. Thanks
@@shanewhitefeather6298 yeah, I learned when I was 14, but didn't really start throwing it till 15,
I learned to throw it at 13 but started really throwing consistently at 14
My strike percentage was 70% and I was on the corners
Keep crushing it!
what size is your glove in this video? I just got my son what said it wasn an adult 11.5 Wilson a950 he is only 9 but it seems smaller than the one he had for the last 3 years. plus his mom is thinking its way too small too. LOL
11.5 is perfect for him if he’s playing in the infield, I’m 14 and I still use 11.5
perfect. he is a 2nd baseman.
Yeah 11.5 is often the same size glove as the pros use in the infield.
Depends,see he is a 2nd baseman but different positions need a different size glove. My son is a third baseman and he uses a 11.75 but his coach is an ex pro ballplayer for the Royals and he let us know that.
Some of the glove makers have models for younger players that have the same quality and size of adult gloves but the finger stalls are smaller for young players. You will have no trouble finding them on the internet. One that my son used was the Mizuno Classic Pro future - it had the same features of the Mizuno Classic Pro but was made for a smaller hand. They come in sizes from 11.25 to 12.00
Example-www.justballgloves dot com/product/mizuno-classic-pro-soft-future-series--gcp41f-youth/21409/
Ayyyy first view
Nevermind I was second
Boom! Thanks for watching! I hope you find the video helpful!
I was first
@@rvh312 yeah I know I replied to my own comment
It was
First
Thanks for tuning in!