
Trajectory Drill
Extension quantifies how much closer a pitcher's release point is to home plate. Pitchers work on extension, right to left action and getting a good release point in this pitching drill.
Extension quantifies how much closer a pitcher's release point is to home plate. Pitchers work on extension, right to left action and getting a good release point in this pitching drill.
Pitchers practice keeping eyes level and on the target when throwing in this fundamental pitching drill.
This is a drill can be run anywhere on the field! The ball is not thrown in this drill. This drill is focused on footwork and the player developing the proper muscle memory for both the transfer and pivot steps.
Have your pitchers pair up and practice hitting a target in this partnered pitching drill.
Pitchers work on opening their front foot properly on their stride step in this pitching drill.
In this drill, pitchers work on developing a proper follow-through. with the focus on throwing straight through the ball instead of around it, which can cause arm injuries in young players.
In this drill, we are making sure the pitcher does not drag his back foot.
Intent of this drill is that there is a runner on third and pitcher must field the ball and get it to catcher quickly to get the out at home.
Tihs drill works on getting off the mound, fielding the ball and throwing to first. It allows pitchers to determine whether to pick up the ball with one hand or two hands.
Pitchers practice keeping their chin parallel to the ground when throwing in this fundamental pitching drill.
This is an excellent drill to work on throwing a good curveball. This drill is ONLY for players 14 and over.
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