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For softball pitchers ages 6-11 wanting to learn internal rotation form of pitching.
She’s throwing, she wants to get better, and nobody has taken the time to build her mechanics in the right order.
We start with the pieces most young pitchers never get taught cleanly: how she sets up on the rubber, how she holds the ball, where her weight goes, and where her stride actually lands. From there we build the arm circle and a consistent release point, then work on repeating it — because a motion that only works when she’s fresh and thinking hard about it isn’t finished.
Six pitchers maximum. Same night and time every week: 4:00-5:00 pm. No catcher needed
For softball pitchers ages 6-11 wanting to learn internal rotation form of pitching.
She’s throwing, she wants to get better, and nobody has taken the time to build her mechanics in the right order.
We start with the pieces most young pitchers never get taught cleanly: how she sets up on the rubber, how she holds the ball, where her weight goes, and where her stride actually lands. From there we build the arm circle and a consistent release point, then work on repeating it — because a motion that only works when she’s fresh and thinking hard about it isn’t finished.
Six pitchers maximum. Same night and time every week: 4:00-5:00 pm. No catcher needed