The PERFECT Pitching Book for coaches and players who want to learn the right way to pitch.
Pitching Isn't Complicated is a book of advanced pitching drills, concepts and strategy, explained in simple, easy-to-understand terminology.
If you're a young player to learn or a coach trying to do better for his players, this book will teach you everything you need to know, and nothing that you don't. Complex guru-speak is rampant in the baseball industry these days, and this book does NOT preach in scientific terms.
In the Book You'll
- Stretch and windup mechanics used by the pros - How to assess and correct pitching mechanics - The most effective pitching drills to fix problems and form a routine - Pitch grips and action for the fastball, curveball, two-seamer, cutter and changeup - Command basics and how to improve control - Mental training techniques for pitchers - Situational pitching - Pitch-call and pitch sequencing strategy - How to form a good routine - Professionalism and dealing with failure - Advice on strength training, arm care and injury prevention - Pitching Isn't Complicated is a concise, simple explanation of the pitching maxims that every pitcher must have to pitch at an elite level.
Coach Dan Blewett has combined his playing and coaching experience into a book that is both practice and appropriate for players of all ages and coaches of all experience levels.
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In contrast to certain pitching theorists who share their insights without firsthand experience, Dan Blewett brings a field-tested perspective in his book, drawn from his own journey. With a deep understanding of what truly works and effective communication skills, Blewett's book strikes a balance, covering the basics comprehensively while presenting them in a way that resonates even with seasoned pitchers, helping them grasp the reasons behind the techniques they've been taught.
What sets this book apart is its in-depth exploration beyond the basics, particularly in crucial areas like situational pitch selection. Blewett's explanation of pitch selection is unparalleled, offering a logical and insightful approach that I haven't found in any other book. Chapter 11, dedicated to situational pitch selection, is a gem that every catcher and pitching coach should have in their library.
In summary, while other books on pitching theory may boast authors with impressive credentials but limited personal experience, Dan Blewett's book stands out as a practical guide tailored for pitchers aiming to genuinely elevate their craft. It's not just for coaches and managers; it's a must-read for any pitcher striving for improvement.