Dan Blewett outlines the 6 major reasons that high school pitchers do not make it to the college level.

Dan Blewett outlines six reasons that pitchers are having trouble throwing strikes.

Dan Blewett offers his opinion on when a pitcher should learn to throw a curveball, why at that age and how often he should throw it.

Dan Blewett outlines six ways that young pitchers wind up with arm injuries.

Dan Blewett says that a 12 year old pitcher should not try to learn to throw a cutter and explains why.

Dan Blewett says that sliders are easier to throw for strikes than curveballs and explains why.

Dan Blewett thinks that throwing a changeup instead of a curveball is the better strategy on a 3-2 count for most pitchers and explains why.

Should you ease up on your curveball to make sure it is a strike? Dan Blewett discusses why that may be a bad idea.

Dan Blewett provides numerous tips for how pitchers can avoid arm injuries.

Dan Blewett tells pitchers how to take advantage of hitters who "step in the bucket".

Dan Blewett tells pitchers how to stop bouncing curveballs and throw more of them for strikes.

Dan Blewett tells pitchers precisely how fast they need to be to the plate to keep runners from stealing bases.

Dan Blewett shows pitchers how to exploit hitters who drop their hands when they swing.

If your curveball is breaking too much side-to-side and not dropping enough, Dan Blewett shows you how to fix it.

Dan Blewett discusses how pitchers can exploit hitters who have a long swing.

Dan Blewett provides a tip for pitchers when they start over throwing.

Dan Blewett tells pitchers what to do if their slider suddenly stops breaking as much as it normally does.

Dan Blewett demonstrates why using an inside move to second base is not as effective as using a spin move to pick a runner off.

Dan Blewett says that unless your arm hurts, a pitcher should NOT be icing his arm after he pitches. It reduces blood flow, stunting your body's natural ability to heal itself.

Dan Blewett says that amateur pitchers should not be throwing 4 different pitches. 3 or even 2 great pitches is enough until you get to college. Throwing more than 3 usually means 4 mediocre pitch types instead of 2-3 great ones.

Dan Blewett explains how sometimes, fanning your glove tips the pitch you are throwing.

Dan Blewett explains how a pitcher's strategy changes when there is a key run on base in scoring position.

Dan Blewett discusses the change pitchers need to make in their pitch type and location, based on the count.

Dan Blewett explains the most effective way to pitch to a batter who has a closed stance.

Dan Blewett explains the best way for a pitcher to get a batter to pop a pitch up.