6 Steps To Pitch Like A Pro - Pitching 101

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In today's video, Coach Zack from Ultimate Baseball Training shares his 6 steps to pitch like a pro. If you want to master proper pitching mechanics, this video is for you!

We cover everything you need to know about how to pitch a baseball.

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[bruceborneman]

Wish I had a coach that cared enough when I was pitching to show me some of these things. I was throwing 85 at 15 years old and if I had even known how to throw a proper 4 seam fastball with the curve I taught myself I may have had a career doing the only sport I truly loved. Thank you guys for stepping up and helping those who dont have anyone to care enough to show these things! Plus I was pitching pre internet so I never had this wealth of information. I hope the kids with stars in their eyes are paying attention

[Set]

I’m trying to learn how to pitch as I am 25 and being bored inside the house

[andrewgibb]

Man, if I had this coaching 25 years ago, I would have found my zone. I pitched really well 12-15 then started loosing accuracy and lost my rhythm. I could throw 80’s but once you start walking guys, coach puts you on the bench. I hope the young kids really take this advice, it’s excellent that he breaks it down into sections. This is gold kids, make this your go to video if you’re struggling to get your rhythm back. Fundamental lesson 👍

[fredsturoworld]

This is great! I am coaching kids that will start pitching this season and I wanted something for next weeks practice. Teaching them the mechanics from this video will help them and myself. I’ve subscribed and look forward to more videos.

[DonMoore]

Good timing coaches - we will put this to use tomorrow afternoon!

[targetsfloor]

I’m a girl and people never wanted to teach me how to play baseball (not even my own dad). It really sucked because I’ve had a love for baseball since that is all my dad has ever talked about. I’ve always been told I’ve had a good arm since I’ve been able to throw perfect spirals in football since I was 4, so I decided to take up pitching. That’s why I’m here, thank you for this video and I will try all this tips!

[mrneverneededhelp]

This video really helps, I was throwing crazy with no control and now I'm doing way better great vid

[lydiaglassie]

Here is a tip. If you are having struggles with doing your full motion make sure you keep your foot lined with the catcher. Also if you need help with bringing your arm back just start with your arm in the follow through moment

[belsiecruz]

Couch I think u are the best at telling kids how to play I appreciate it my son is 11 and he watches ur videos every day and he gags better and better thanks so much😀😃

[alainmyette]

love coach Zack he is a great teacher for baseball

[Warmwinterz]

A tip that helped me from flying open was to point my glove at the target and tuck my glove to my hip like tucking a sword. That Small tip helped me tremendously in high school

[danielbaseball]

Hi my son just started pitching/baseball. I posted some of his video. Can anyone tell us what more we need to improve. Thank you very much.

[bernadettechislett]

Great video! Just what my daughter needs to improve!

[clevelandindianssportstalk]

When your starting ur baseball game then nervous

[timlower]

My son has had some pitching training and the device matches what he’s being trained. We have been told to use the front leg like a pole vault stick for extra power and velocity. Great video, thanks

[robarnold]

I love this demonstration! Very concise and helpful to beginners as well as experienced pitchers.

[christabcook]

This was 100% exactly what I was looking for! Excellent guide for me

[sth]

Love this sport. I always preferred 1st base even though I was always pushed toward the mound because of my size (I'm 6'9 at 17 years old), but I never committed to pitching cause I didn't want to. I fell out of baseball when I was 15 cause I just never got a hold of hitting. Now I'm trying to put in work to develop my pitching skills so I can play baseball in community college next season after I graduate HS. Then hopefully I get to transfer and play at a bigger school and start getting scouted. Any way I can get back into the game I love, really.

[r.j.]

No matter what it is I need to work on, this guys got a video on it! Keep up the good work man!