Making Huge “STRIDES” To Being Dominant On The Mound
Posted on Thursday, June 4th, 2009
Hey guys,
Excited to be back here for yet another week of video blogs! You know the old saying “A picture says a thousand words” right?
Well….it couldn’t be any more true, and I think that’s why this format has been so well received.
That said, you ask for it…YOU got it! Check out the video below for an explanation of how increasing your stride length can
have a signficant effect on the velocity with which you can throw the ball….or even the “Perceived Velocity” that you throw!
I know….I promised I’d bring you cool stuff didn’t I?
Also, yes…I finally got my first “You look like Nomar Garciaparra” comment! It took longer than I thought it would!
Here you go:
PS. To find out how you can have your son work one-on-one with me in this very exclusive limited opportunity, write to
questions@majorleagueinsidertraining.com
PPS. Head over to http://www.LoadToExplode.com to see what has the baseball world “buzzing”
Til next week,
Best in health and baseball,
Jeff
Hey Jeff,
Great stuff so far, thanks. I am coaching a 17U baseball team consisting of players that I have coached in the past along with new players that I have never worked with before. Although my pitchers have different deliveries, they all seem to have a similar problem, missing inside when wanting to to go outside and vise versa. Three of the pitchers I had coached previously didn’t have this problem prior to this year, could it be part of them growing? Do you have any tips to help them overcome this?
Please help and thanks for everything you’ve shared with us so far.
Gary
Hey Gary,
Thanks for the question. Being that I felt this was more of a “mechanical” question, I forwarded it to my buddy Paul Reddick from the http://www.90mphclub.com . He is definitely “the guy” when it comes to getting the most accurate answer regarding this. Keep the questions coming and I look forward to continue to bring you really good info to help you and your players here on the blog! Best, Jeff
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