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Welcome to Part 4 of our “How to Throw” series. In this post, we’ll be discussing curveballs, one of the ...read more
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Welcome to Part 3 of our “How to Throw” series! If you’ve read the previous blogs, we bet you’re excited ...read more
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Want to learn how to throw a sinker? In this piece we’ll dissect the differences between sinkers and two-seam fastballs ...read more
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The four-seam fastball is the first grip any new thrower learns when they start throwing a baseball, making it important ...read more
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When we observe the trajectory of an incoming pitch as it is released from a pitcher’s hand, we inevitably witness ...read more
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As player development in baseball continues to rapidly evolve, the demand from coaches and facility owners to integrate sophisticated, reliable, ...read more
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After looking further into fastballs, now is a good time to look deeper at offspeed pitches—particularly curveballs and sliders. Answering ...read more
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In a previous article, we discussed the difference between cues and measurements as well as how technology is changing baseball. ...read more
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With increasing accessibility to tools such as Rapsodo, Trackman, and Flightscope at all levels of the game, spin rate and ...read more
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A “laminar express” pitch is a two-seam fastball whose term was coined by Trevor Bauer years ago when he developed ...read more
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