Three Great Pitching Mechanics Drills
Dan Blewett provides three excellent drills which should help pitchers of any age or ability develop better pitching mechanics.
How to Teach New Pitchers the Windup
Dan Blewett does a thorough breakdown, showing coaches how to teach the windup to new pitchers.
Proper Leg Kick for Youth Pitchers
Dan Blewett offers advice to pitchers (and their coaches) on what a proper leg kick should be.
Why Youth Pitchers Should Not Learn to Throw a Knuckleball
Dan Blewett discusses why youth pitchers should not be trying to throw a knuckleball.
Should Pitchers Still Be Doing a Full Windup?
Pitchers - Your Stride Affects Everything Else!
Tip for Improving Your Curveball
Throw Hard for a Better Curveball
If your curveball is not breaking well and hitters are mashing it, Dan Blewett says that it is probably because you are not throwing it hard enough.
Tip for Pitchers Whose Curveball Is Not Breaking
Dan Blewett discusses whether or not you should automatically take a pitch when a pitcher is struggling to find the strike zone.
Which is Better to Hang - a Curveball or a Slider?
Dan Blewett answers the question, "Which Pitch is better to accidentally hang - a slider or a curveball?"
Easy Grip for Throwing a Nasty Changeup
Dan Blewett demonstrates an easy grip for throwing a nasty changeup.
What Pitch Should You Throw Next?
Dan Blewett outlines five things pitchers need to consider when deciding what pitch to throw next.
What is More Important for a Young Pitcher - Speed or Accuracy?
Ken Krause has an interesting take on the speed vs. accuracy debate for young pitchers and how the coach's goals may not necessarily be what is best for the long term prospects of a pitcher.
Should You Throw Two Straight Curveballs?
Dan Blewett discusses whether or not it makes sense to throw two curveballs in a row.
Interview with Rockies Pitcher, Ryan Feltner
Eric Cressey interviews Colorado Rockies pitcher, Ryan Feltner, discussing what it is like adjusting to cold weather, the altitude in Colorado and more.