Sequence Over Strength™ Group Pitching Instruction

YOUR STARTING POSITION PROMPTS YOUR ENTIRE MOTION

In Sequence Over Strength™, the starting position begins your pitching sequence.

  • Get the starting position right, and you give every movement that follows a better opportunity to happen in the right order.

Starting Position → Front Leg Lift → Separation → Throwing Action → Follow-Through

Your starting position establishes your balance, alignment, and direction before your motion begins.

  • Your glove hand moves → Your pelvis begins rotating → Your stride develops → Your front foot lands → Your throwing action follows.
The goal is to keep one movement connected to the next instead of asking your throwing arm to create the entire pitch.

WHY THE STARTING POSITION MATTERS

If you start out of balance or out of alignment, every movement afterward compensates; but when you start from a balanced position, you build the foundation for a connected pitching sequence.

  • Don’t start by fixing your throwing arm.
  • Start by fixing the position that prompts everything that follows.

    JOIN LIVE ON ZOOM to fix your starting position

    Your pitching motion begins before you ever throw the baseball.

    • Learn the proper starting position from your living room, on the ball field, or wherever you choose, where you can stand and maneuver.
    • No throwing. No warm-up required.

    Once you learn your starting position …

    1. Take what you learned about your starting position to the field and apply it to your pitching motion.
    2. Send me a video so I can see your motion and make the final adjustments.

    Learn it → Take it to the field → Send your video → Make the adjustment.

    SEQUENCE OVER STRENGTH™ … Build the starting position first. Then build everything that follows.

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