How to Throw a Baseball - Baseball Throwing Mechanics

How to Throw a Baseball - Baseball Throwing Mechanics! In today's video I share exactly how to throw a baseball, step-by-step! We talk about how important proper baseball throwing mechanics are to remain injury free and throwing as hard as possible!

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[jacethomas]

Thx for this video I just started at a older age and I’m trying to play to impress my dad

[MuhammadFarukh]

Not having a dad growing up really disaffected me in learning basics things like this. My gramps and uncle would take me to the park to hit baseballs as a kid but that was the most I was ever taugh to do. Now that I'm older and confident, I'm trying to learn sports and I'm just looking for tips like this video, which really helps, actually! Thanks.

[Dharris.]

It is my first year of baseball and I'm still learning how to throw and catch. I really appreciate this tutorial and I hope I get better soon!

[mikelaspina]

I'm coaching my 8 y/o daughters baseball team this summer because there was no one else to volunteer. I've never officially been taught baseball or the mechanics of throwing. This video is helping me like crazy! Thank you!

[matthewprior]

The best part is how articulate, intelligent and professional your videos are. Its A LOT easier to take in everything.

[rebeccajohnson]

Great video!! Thank you! Im 47 yrs old and never could throw very well. I was never, ever taught these things you talk about! Now I have more confidence in throwing things.

[GoatyHerps]

Haven't played since school and now playing catch with my kids, the pain reminds me that I should probably figure this shit out.

[doodooman]

This is really good. I wish we had this kind of stuff in 1990

[corydoyle]

how about an example throw, you did everything but throw it.

[marcialdisla]

This helped I’m a freshmen hoping to start January I’m practicing and I’ve never played before I really want to be pitcher wish me luck!!

[angieydanielito]

Coach Justin,
Please keep doing this kind of videos. I’m going to be in a very competitive baseball league.
THANKS A LOT

[hamettsegundo]

I’m from Spain and I love baseball. Than you for the teachment

[GagneFixxer]

throw improved on my first attempt after watching. Thanks!

[Punkologist]

Great video. I'm returning to baseball after 20 years and have found I have totally lost the muscle memory I had and I needed this refresher. If only we have YouTube on the 90s!

[timbocf]

I wish I had videos like this when I was growing up in the 80s and 90s. Now I’m trying to learn this stuff so I can teach my kid

[rcvaroundtheworld]

Thanks for reminding me how to throw a baseball correctly, I have noticed that on the mound I kind of push the ball with my wrist and kind of using all arms when I throw and I lose a few mph on my fastball. I’m going to go on the field and practice immediately, thank you

[jacesworld]

We are having a great season partly because of baseballsecrets! Using some of the drills have worked big time. So keep up the good work!

[AJHakim]

Hey Coach Justin. I like your videos especially the stuff on basic mechanics. I have been using them to help coach a team of 8 year olds on the basics of the game. I like your videos a lot. Just one small piece of advice would be to show You actually performing the skill in action. If you do this before and after the video tip I think it would go a long way to really helping the kids and other coaches out there. You break it down perfectly. Just the put it all together examples would make it the best. If you sampled it 3 times in a loop. Just a suggestion

[djstylegaming]

Thanks a lot man. Even as a high school player this really helped

[DAlilbigman]

Thumbs up! Key points with young and HS players, they do not understand the separation down around then up with the ball facing away before torque! Learning this at a younger age will put a lot of players on the right path to fewer throwing flaws later that are hard to break in high school. Good stuff