CSP Elite Baseball Development Podcast – Pinch Hit Friday #14: The Truth About Scap Loading
This week’s Pinch Hit Friday is now live. In this episode, I dig in on the concept of “scap loading,” a portion of the pitching delivery that’s been heavily misunderstood and, in turn, coached incorrectly by those evaluating pitching mechanics.
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