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10 tips for better pitching (we have a lot more )

* Off days: conditioning focuses on legs and core and aerobic exercises
* Practice: work on pick-offs, field ground balls, field bunts
* Pre-game: jog, then whole body stretch, light plyometrics lke windmills
* Pre-game: warm up throwing no earlier than 20 minutes before game time
* In-game: timing is key so vary time between coming set and throwing
* In-game: stepping off can be just as effective as throwing to first for holding a runner
* Mechanics: hand break like breaking a stick over your knee, with thumbs down "thumbs to the thigh"
* Mechanics: fingers on top of the ball in take-back and never let the catcher see the ball behind the pitcher's head "show the ball to the shortstop"
* Mechanics: finish with hand near ground "pick the grass"
* Philosophy: Pitchers are batters, so always practice batting. What better way to get yourself a win than hit an RBI double or HR?


I'm trying to understand how an ortho clinic has expertise in pickoff moves and such.

They should stick to injuries.
Hi,

I guess I liked it because there was info on Thrower's 10, Interval Throwing and stretches for pitchers. Yes all of it could be found at other sites, but, nice to see in one area.

Didn't see anything on long toss though.

I agree I wouldn't be looking for pick off moves from an Ortho clinic.

Also thought the research was interesting.

Perhaps this was the wrong spot to post. Might be more interesting to the Pre High School folks.

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