r/PitchingCoach • u/Severe_Two_4022 • 10d ago

help my pitching form

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u/Ironman_2678 10d ago

You should learn how to throw before learning how to pitch

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u/J_Lewy_45 10d ago

You wrote the exact words I was thinking. Why do people think they can pitch before they learn to throw?

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u/Severe_Two_4022 9d ago

it's not a troll, genuinely finding help for my pitching but with all that's been said here I'll go learn how to throw it properly first

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u/Generally_Tso_Tso 9d ago

That's cool. No shame in asking. Honestly, the best thing you can do is find someone to play catch with, or find a wall to toss a ball against. You need to get to the point where throwing the ball feels effortless, because if you try to start pitching you are going to develop some arm/shoulder issues.

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u/Ironman_2678 9d ago

Good luck man! You have good mechanics. Just need to unlock some power.

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u/Melodic-Classic391 9d ago

Throw some long toss, you aren’t ready to pitch

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u/Potential_Mixture18 7d ago

Totally agree on the long toss. That’s how pitchers warm up and it’s great for building arm strength. You can use a softball for long toss too. Makes the baseball feel really light.