“Young pitchers” develop proper mechanics early on.

the goal becomes how to develop a sustainable and effective pitching motion.

The Danger: Pitching with improper mechanics can lead to injuries and potentially shorten a young pitcher’s career.
The Solution: Location emphasizes using the glove arm to activate the lower body, creating a more efficient and powerful throwing motion. Pitchers …
- Develop proper mechanics: Building a strong foundation early on reduces the risk of bad habits and injuries later.
- Throw with more control: Proper mechanics lead to more consistent and accurate throws.
- Increase potential velocity: Engaging the lower body allows young pitchers to develop more power in their throws.

Glove Arm: The program emphasizes using the glove arm to initiate the throwing motion and engage the lower body.
3 Balanced Positions & 1 Action: The program breaks down the throwing motion into easy-to-learn steps for better control and consistency.
Focus on Efficiency: The program avoids unnecessary arm movements, focusing on a more efficient power transfer from the lower body to the throw.

One Position, Your Starting Position: You get into a Starting Position having your weight balanced over your Back Foot.
- There are 4 mechanics to make your Starting Position functional.
Second Position, Your Front Leg Lift: You pause in your Front Leg Lift without falling toward the target.
- You use one motion to produce 3 very memorable mechanics.
Third Position, Hand Separation: Your Hand Separation balances your motion.
- Your Hand Separation is the final balance point for your delivery.
ONE ACTION, Your Throwing Action: A Glove Hand movement delivers the ball to your target.
- Your Lower Body drives the ball to your target with maximum velocity and pinpoint command.

The only action is a specific Glove Hand movement.
No coiling, stretching, or loading is involved in your motion.
Your Glove Hand finishes below your belt to prompt your Lower Body to send the ball to your target.

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