You’ve dealt with this your entire life, yet
it’s still stopping you from achieving your pitching dreams.
That force is gravity and it’s truly the missing link that’ll help you
achieve your pitching dreams.
Since birth, gravity has governed
every movement you’ve taken. No matter how you move, your brain takes your body
through this 3-step, neurological cycle.
Balance
First, there’s balance.
Your brain makes
sure to keep your weight centered between your feet or, when perched on one
foot, between your knees.
When your weight
is in balance, your body’s gravitational force is the same on all sides of your
body!
Action
Next, you make an action.
Some
arm or leg action shifts your weight from center.
Recovery Mode
While in “recovery mode” …
- Your nervous system signals your brain to immediately override your current actions and, to get your weight back to center as quickly as possible, takes complete control of your movements.
- While your brain is busy getting your weight back to center, you feel like your actions have a life of their own.
- You regain control of your movements and begin this process all over again only after your nervous system sends your brain an “all clear” signal.
Once
recovered, you begin this process all over again.
Expect Every Pitch to Travel into Your Target
When you know how to manage
gravity, your productive “recovery mode” forces your brain to bring your
throwing hand through the very repeatable and extremely dominant release window
other pitchers spend lifetimes “trying” to find.
Here’s the good news.
By following
the process outlined at the Pro Pitching Institute, you’ll force your “recovery mode” to
end in a spontaneous throwing response. Once mastered, instead of using strikes
or stats to measure your results, you use your ability to deliver every
fastball directly into your Catcher’s target to measure your front leg lift.
Tell
a friend!
Have a friend struggling with their fastball command? Make sure to tell them
about the Pro Pitching Institute.
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