How Each Pitcher Creates (or Loses) Velocity Differently

About the Author: Eric Cressey

If you’ve read my baseball content on this website for any length of time, you’ve surely noticed that I’m a firm believer that no two pitchers are built exactly the same.  Rather, they all develop velocity via different combinations of athletic qualities – or miss out on velocity gains because they don’t possess some of these qualities.

To that end, a while back, I gave a presentation down in Texas to a group of a few hundred pitching coaches on this very topic, and it’s now being released.  Check it out:

Pitching Whip: What it is and How to Get it

Both electronic versions and DVDs are available, but only for a short time – and at the current 75% off discount. So, don’t delay; check it out here now.

Also, on a related note, for those who don’t know that I publish a free baseball-specific newsletter, you can subscribe to it in the opt-in box below (you’ll receive a free copy of the Cressey Performance Post-Throwing Stretches, too):

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