In the early 2000s, when Billy Beane and the Oakland A’s introduced sabermetrics to the baseball world, most people thought they were crazy. Gone were
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Read MoreIn a widely shared online video, a respected and clearly passionate pitching expert delves into the roles of pronators and supinators in the pitching motion. His message is filled
Read MoreThis week, two professional Single-A teams played a standard 9-inning game. The Pitching Results: 👉 32 walks👉 12 pitchers used👉 432 pitches thrown No extra
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Read MoreLast week, I had an insightful conversation with a former MLB Pitching Coordinator who still works in Player Development for his Major League Baseball organisation.
Read MoreThe Small Loop, Fatigue, and Why Your Arm Slot Isn’t Actually Dropping In a previous blog, we explored the concept of the “Big Loop vs.
Read MoreZack Greinke (former Kansas City Royals/Houston Astros) belongs to the ‘Conceptual’ motor skill group (C) in his big loop and the ‘Global’ motor skill group
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