Every Elite Pitcher Has a Process.
With a process, you use a series of actions taken in a
particular order that, through experience, you expect to send your fastballs
into your intended target.
Once mastered, like riding a bike, you go through your
delivery without thinking about it.
Muscle Memory Limits Pitching Careers
Without a process, muscle memory becomes your improvement
plan of choice, but, have you ever considered that muscle memory doesn’t really
exist?
Your muscles don’t have a memory, and your pitching career
isn’t long enough for muscle memory to take hold.
If, like Malcolm Gladwell says, it takes roughly 10,000
hours to master a skill, you must work full time (40 hours a week) for 5 years
to finetune your muscle memory to the point where you can count on your
fastballs to travel directly into your target.
While working on your 10,000 hours, your inability to send
your fastballs directly into your target means your competitive pitching career
is more likely to come to and end before you finish your 10,000 hours.
Need a Process?
If you rely on muscle memory for improvement, set up a short phone call
with Coach Skip to develop a process sure to supercharge your pitching career.
Coach Skip Fast
Pro
Pitching Institute
“Fastball Location Code of Behavior©”
Author/Coach
E-Mail: skip@propitchinginstitute.com
Cell or Text: 856-524-3248
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