"After experiencing Throwing
Arm discomfort, going back to the mound with
your same motion and expecting not to break down again is insanity."
Fact:
Your only deliver your
pitch when you find your Core in a vertical position.
In the best pitching motions, your Arm
and Leg movements allow your Core to stay vertical throughout your
motion and your Hip rotation immediately driving your Upper Body
through a productive release point. With this motion, since you
use your Eyes to compliment and fine-tune your pitching results, you
easily throw effective bullpens with your Eyes closed.
Since all the energy from your Lower Body instantly moves into your
Throwing Hand and your natural Arm Slot moves through a productive
release point, the best pitching motions are relatively injury
resistant.
Using our exclusive "Pitching Chain Forecasting" model combined with
our "Success Profiles", injury resistant, totally productive motion
are extremely teachable.
Separating the Best Motions from the Rest
The difference between the best
pitching motions and all other pitching motions is your ability to
effectively throw bullpens with your Eyes closed. As you're
about to see, in other pitching motions, your Lower Body fails to
consistently drive your Upper Body through a naturally productive
release point. Your inability to find a naturally productive
release point forces you to use your Eyes to find your target.
In other pitching motions, your Arm and
Leg movements prompts varying degrees of Core tilt. At your Foot
Strike, your Hips make a minor adjustment to bring your Core vertical
and your Eyes make adjustments to produce an effective Throwing Hand
release point.
You lose the energy stored in your Lower Body when your Hips move your
Core to vertical right after your Front Foot makes contact with the
ground. Your Hip adjustment makes your natural Arm Slot
ineffective. Your forced to use your Eyes to guide your Throwing
Hand through an ineffective release point.
To survive, you're forced to move your Throwing Hand from your
naturally ineffective release point to a productive position. In
the process, you move the energy you stored in your motion away from
your Throwing Hand and into your Throwing Arm. Do this long
enough and you're going to experience different degrees of Arm
soreness and injury.
We find pitching motions where you use your Eyes to guide your
Throwing Hand through a productive release point to be extremely
difficult to teach and more injury prone than Top Flight pitching
motions.
Reversing
Destructive Pitching Actions
Thinking back how you ended
up with Throwing Arm discomfort or injury, did anyone go into
great detail about your Starting Position? Chances are the
answer is an emphatic "NO"!
From our experience, having
someone show you how to properly begin your motion immediately
makes you less injury prone. No matter whether you're still
under a Doctor's care, just released to throw or currently
throwing with discomfort, changing Arm and/or Leg positions in
your Starting Position places no stress on your Throwing Arm.
Under our "Pitching Chain Forecasting" model, we'll create
customized Low Impact Mirror Drills to readily correct your
current situation.
