Baseball Pitching Video with Coach Rod Walton.
With Rob Walton, Pitching Coach, Oral Roberts University. This video demonstrates the best method and technique in throwing a curve ball and includes a complete drill progression for developing a curve ball. Coach Walton discusses the keys to developing a successful curve ball. He demonstrates the 12 to 6 and ¾ curve ball and when to use each one. The four ways to grip a curve is demonstrated. Arm angles, hand action, wrist action, upper body motion, lower body motion, and full delivery are explained and demonstrated. 2000. 30 minutes

Baseball Pitching Video with Coach Bob Bennett.
A detailed overview of a step-by-step system for teaching sound pitching mechanics. Some of the topics covered: pitching delivery, stretch position, the stride, separation of the hands, developing pitches, more. Bob Bennett Fresno State University - 1997 Length: 58 min

Baseball Pitching Video with Coach Bob Bennett.
A visual demonstration of how to conduct more than two dozen effective pitching drills. Bob Bennett Fresno State University - 1997 Length: 58 min

Baseball Pitching Video with Coach Chris Sinacori.
In this video, Coach Sinacori explains and demonstrates some important routines pitchers can use between starts to get ready for a game. Routines include bullpen, short-box, long-toss, pre-game, and, often overlooked, the between innings routine. Each routineis carefully taught using diagrams of pitch counts, which pitches to throw in a certain routine and mechanics are stressed. Throughout the video, Sinacori discusses the significance of mound presence (the amount of control the pitcher has while on the mound). He reveals several examples of good mound presence you can use during a game. This tape is a comprehensive collection of all the vital components needed to be a confident and prepared pitcher at any level! 49 minutes. 2004.

Baseball Pitching Video with Coach Fred Corral.
Offers a comprehensive review of common faults that occur in the throwing process, reasons for each of those faults, and specific guidelines for correcting each fault. Among the faults covered in this video are: Command and off-speed execution (i.e., balls high in the zone, off-speed up in the zone, or the breaking balls too loopy), directional (minimal-to-inconsistent command of pitches in and out of zone), stride (too open, too closed), balance phase #3 ? power or launch position (poor balance, weight to frontside), imbalance in approach and posture (arching back, head tilting, and frontside fly out), upper-body aggressive (no lower-body assistance), balance phase #4 ? release to follow-through (falling off to glove side and not completing delivery), balance phase #5 ? finish (flat back finish), and lower-half faults (pushing off too early). From Fred Corral of the University of Tennessee. 64 minutes. Copyright 2004.

Baseball Pitching Video with Coach Bob Bennett.
Explains and shows how to teach youth league pitchers one step at a time. In an easy-to-understand and apply manner, the video details how to prioritize and teach the key pitching skills. The video reviews the basic fundamentals and techniques involved in pitching effectively. Among the topics covered in the video: Putting purpose into playing catch, the importance of balance, basic pitching mechanics, body alignment, thrust, and teaching progression. From legendary retired Fresno State University coach Bob Bennett. 47 minutes. Copyright 2004.

Baseball Pitching Video with Coach Tom House.
On-the-field training protocols designed to build throwing strength and endurance. Tom House - 1999 Length 55 min

Baseball Pitching Video with Coach Chris Sinacori.
With Chris Sinacori, Arizona State University Pitching Coach Every coach knows that the key to successful pitching is the use of proper mechanics. The mechanics demonstrated by Coach Sinacori in this video will give your pitcher a clean and solid delivery, increase velocity, and limit the chance of injury. This video teaches the appropriate mechanics for the full wind up delivery and out of the stretch. Sinacori also reveals drills that can be used individually or as a team to implement these mechanics. These are the same drills used by the Arizona State pitching staff, runner-up in the 1998 college world series. These drills include rotation drills, which focus on keeping balance on the plate, mirror drills, which can help a pitcher with their overall delivery, and stride trainer drills, which solidify a pitcher's approach to the plate. The pitching mechanics stressed here will polish your delivery and take you to a level in pitching that you have not imagined! 47 minutes. 2004.

Baseball Pitching Video with Coach Chris Sinacori.
Learn how to shut down the running game, keep your opponents out of scoring position, and improve your defense by improving your pitchers' fielding. With on-field demonstration, Sinacori, a former pitching coach in the Phillies organization for four years, shares his expertise on how to become a complete pitcher by stressing the importance of often overlooked facets of pitching and defense. He details a 4-step process to holding baserunners on and keeping them guessing, and to set up your defense to save runs. Sinacori also covers the essential principles of pick-offs for both right and left-handed pitchers; he then goes through pick-off plays and moves for each base including the spin move, daylight play, and the inside move. Next, Sinacori shows you how to develop your pitchers to be a vital part of your team defense through a pitcher's fielding practice routine. You will learn the proper techniques for pitchers to field bunts in the four most common bunt locations. In addition, you will learn how to get your pitchers to cover first base like its second nature to them, and also the essentials to fielding and effectively starting a double play to solidify your defense. This video will help you develop complete pitchers and shut down your opponents with great infield defense! 46 minutes. 2004.

Baseball Pitching Video with Coach Chris Sinacori.
with Chris Sinacori, Arizona State University Pitching Coach Chris Sinacori shares the secrets to becoming a successful pitcher which helped him win a gold medal as a member of the USA Baseball Junior Olympic team in 1988. Sinacori stresses the importance of having three pitches in your arsenal that will help you in game situations. Sinacori carefully demonstrates grips, and emphasizes the mechanics and follow-through of some popular pitches - such as the 4-seam fastball, 2-seam fastball, cut fastball, curveball, slider, and multiple forms of the change-up. Each pitch is broken down thoroughly showing four angles of the hand to display positions for right and left-handers. Sinacori then goes over situational pitching and the thought processes a dominant pitcher must go through. These are situations that any athlete could be faced with from little league to high school level. Sinacori informs you how to handle situations such as: runners on base, pitching around a particular hitter, forcing the batter to hit into a double play, hit and run situations and what to look for when going against a batter in a bunt situation. With the information on this video and a little practice, you will help build an assertive pitcher that will be able to work the plate and keep opposing batters unbalanced. 37 minutes. 2004.

Baseball Pitching Video with Coach Dave Altopp.
Provides an invaluable compilation of pitching drills and a detailed overview of fielding fundamentals for youth baseball players. Topics covered include: pitching drills, fundamentals of fielding ground balls, first base play, middle infielder play, third base play, outfield play, fielding drills and coaching advice. Dave Altopp Lee University - 1999 Length 55 min. - VHS

Baseball Pitching Video with Coach George Horton.
A comprehensive review of the factors involved in becoming a successful pitcher. Topics covered include: signature factors, importance of mechanics, wind-up checklist, stretch checklist, drills and delivery factors. George Horton California State University-Fullerton - 1999 Length 55 min

Baseball Pitching Video with Coach Jerry Weinstein.
Jerry Weinstein Director of Player Development-LA Dodgers - 1998 A review of the proper mechanics of pitching from the director of player development of the LA Dodgers. Length 86 min

Baseball Pitching Video with Coach Jerry Weinstein.
Presents a step-by-step overview of how to throw basic pitches including a thorough discussion on the grip, arm action, arm speed and other body mechanics. Some of the topics covered include: fastballs, change-ups, breaking pitches, and when to throw each type of pitch. Jerry Weinstein Director of Player Development-LA Dodgers - 1998 Length 50 min

Baseball Pitching Video with Coach Fred Corral.
Presents a step-by-step overview of proper mechanics while pitching. The mechanical sequence involved is detailed in five areas of focus referred to as ?balance phases?. Each phase is identified, discussed, and illustrated. Among the topics covered in the video: The mechanical sequence of pitching, starting position, rocker step and pivot, lift to balance phase #1, balance phase #1, separation and timing, balance phase #2, drive to plate (heel, hip, and then head), stride foot plant, balance phase #3, backside energy, arm action, balance phase #4, follow-through, balance phase #5, and the stretch delivery. From Fred Corral of the University of Tennessee. 44 minutes. Copyright 2004.

Baseball Pitching Video with Coach Frank Anderson.
Head Coach Oklahoma State University; former Pitching Coach University of Texas, 2002 College World Series Champions! Ranked 1st in the Big 12 and Top 5 Nationally in ERA for the 2000 and '01 seasons Coach Anderson demonstrates a systematic progression of drills that will help your pitchers identify and correct mechanical errors. This 11 step process incorporates proper grip, stance, rocker step, leg lift, balance, stride, arm action, head and shoulder movement, backside movement, release, follow through, and square-up. This progression can help any pitcher improve his accuracy and velocity. Anderson includes three drills that will help coaches determine the best "arm slot" for their pitchers. He also shares a four-drill progression for building muscle memory and a drill to help loosen up your "short-arm" pitchers. 38 minutes. 2002.

Baseball Pitching Video with Coach Frank Anderson.
Head Coach Oklahoma State University; former Pitching Coach University of Texas, 2002 College World Series Champions! Ranked 1st in the Big 12 and Top 5 Nationally in ERA for the 2000 and '01 seasons Which pitches are best for you or your athletes? When is it safe to start throwing curve balls? Coach Anderson answers many of the common questions about choosing pitches. In all, he covers six different pitches: fastball, change up, curve ball, slider, splitter, and the knuckle ball, discussing at least two variations of each pitch. More than 15 total variations are included! Each pitch includes an overview, complete mechanics and grips, how the pitch moves, and the effect it has on the batter. Anderson also demonstrates a process for evaluating every pitcher's strengths and weaknesses, and how to best implement these pitches into their repertoire. 37 minutes. 2002.

Baseball Pitching Video with Coach Rusty Filter.
San Diego State University Associate Coach In this video, Coach Filter walks you step by step through the mechanics of 12 different pitches that will help the beginning pitcher become dominant and turn the dominant pitcher into an All-Star! By starting with the fastball, Coach Filter explains how to set up opposing batters for your best pitches. Using on-mound demonstration, each of the following pitches are demonstrated emphasizing proper arm action, proper stride length, proper wrist action, and then he puts everything together for the complete motion. The pitches demonstrated in this video are four seam fastball, two seam fastball, four seam curve ball, two seam curve ball, knuckle curve ball, slider, cut fast ball, circle change up, two seam change up, three finger change, four seam change up, split finger fastball, and the fork ball. This is a great video for the beginning pitcher or the pitcher looking to add a different pitch to his arsenal. 35 minutes. 2004.

Baseball Pitching Video with Coach Rusty Filter.
San Diego State University Associate Coach In this video Coach Filter teaches the eight essentials for a successful pitcher. These are the same essentials that have allowed Filter's pitching staff to finish among the top 25 in the nation in earned run average. Under his guidance, the Aztecs set school season strikeout records multiple times. Demonstrated on the field and mound are proper warm-up exercises for your pitchers beginning with form toss. From the form toss Coach Filter will lead you through a series on tosses, which include one knee toss, standing toss, shuffle step, and balance hop drill that will teach the pitcher proper ball rotation and balance essentials for all successful pitchers. After the proper warm-up Coach Filter moves to the mound and teaches the four essentials for pitchers to consistently throw strikes and get batters out. Four phases are detailed during this segment of the video. Phase 1 is simply being consistent in addressing the mound, phase 2 is from the start of the pitch to balance point, phase 3 is balance point to hand separation, and phase 4 is throwing the ball. Each of these four phases are broken down with key teaching points in each phase. 31 minutes. 2004.

Baseball Pitching Video with Frank Anderson.
Head Coach Oklahoma State University; former Pitching Coach University of Texas, 2002 College World Series Champions! Ranked 1st in the Big 12 and Top 5 Nationally in ERA for the 2000 and '01 seasons This comprehensive video covers two areas of pitching that can give your pitchers an extra edge: Pick-off moves and pitching defense. Anderson begins with multiple pick-off moves to each base for right and left-handers - over 20 moves in all! He includes tips on timing, foot quickness, throwing, and delivery to the plate. Then he delves into pitcher defense: Covering 1st and home, double plays, throwing to the bases, and making plays off the mound. Great advice and techniques from a national championship coach! 56 minutes. 2003.

Baseball Pitching Video with Frank Anderson.
Head Coach Oklahoma State University; former Pitching Coach University of Texas, 2002 College World Series Champions! Ranked 1st in the Big 12 and Top 5 Nationally in ERA for the 2000 and '01 seasons In his first three seasons with the Longhorns, Frank Anderson's pitching staff has led the Big 12 and finished in the Top 5 nationally in ERA percentage. How does Anderson keep his staff fit and sharp between starts? This video spells out the day-by-day workout progression his pitchers use from start to start. Anderson uses a combination of stretching, running, throwing, and rest to have his pitchers razor sharp on game-day. He follows this progression with a specific game-day routine to get his pitchers physically and mentally ready to pitch. This is a great in-season pitching program with proven results! 24 minutes. 2003.

Baseball Pitching Video with Frank Anderson.
With Steve Smith, Head Coach, Baylor University. In this video Smith teaches and demonstrates drills for mastering basic pitching mechanics. He discusses warm-ups (the importance of and the proper amount of time to spend per drill) and key components of the delivery (balance, direction, and timing.) He explains and demonstrates a sequence of drills for working on the delivery of a pitch. He concludes with drills for cooling down the arm. 2000. 35 minutes

Baseball Pitching DVD with Coach Marty Shupak.
"Pitching Drills & Techniques" explores some of the best drills that are beneficial for youth players, ages 7-12 years old, who have the desire to pitch. This video simplifies the pitching process, and includes more than 20 drills which show youth players the importance of the different body parts that make up the perfect pitching motion. This instructional video walks the player through the wind up, front leg lift, release and follow-through. Also included are important tips for the youth coach and parents on how to recognize when a youth pitcher is getting tired during a game. A pitch count chart is also included which shows the recommended number of pitches to be thrown in a game at various ages plus the proper amount of recovery time. This is a must for any youth baseball coach or parent of aspiring young pitchers.