What Do You See?? College Pitcher Slow Motion Change Up Pitch POV

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In this Short video from ARM Pitching Development we look at a college pitcher in slow motion throwing a change up during warm ups. Let us know what you see??
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[@noahmcdaniel4920]

Ignore everything else, get this kid to watch Tread Athletic's material on late arm action. By far most important thing

[@somebody-by9ge]

Arm is late. I was reading through comments to see if anyone else noticed.

[@Cadenwinz]

Looks solid. At peak leg lift you can see he has to regain all his momentum because his leg completely straightens out and he gets kind of stuck in his hips. Keeping some tension in that glute and back legs should help.

[@antugg18]

I think he looks pretty good. I have had a couple college coaches share that mechanics are sometimes over taught. In short "give me a guy that can throw strikes."

[@sailingongrace3243]

Nice split! Looks good.

[@loganhanna7061]

I see good mechanics. Good push off the mound, stays downhill, throwing arm elbow right in line with the shoulder, looks very balanced. You can tell most commenting arent or were never pitchers.

[@charlesbory5064]

Glove side adjustment to make sure he stays close and does not land open. Can also finish stronger to extend his release point. I think he has more leg drive available but difficult to tell from this angle.

[@sivivan_]

your leg is halfway down before your hands ever separate so you’re late. because you separated late your arm is behind your body therefore you are either going to a) throw a ball b) miss your spot or c) learn to compensate by shortening your arm and leading to injury. before your leg comes down your hands need to be starting the separation process. if you can’t get your leg and hand in time then you need to pause like kershaw. everybody thinks clayton kershaws pause is to offset the hitters timing but it’s not. it’s his timing. he separates so late that if he doesn’t pause he can’t throw a strike or if he does it’s cock high at belt level. separation and drive off are the two most important parts in your pitching mechanics

[@sailingongrace3243]

He does kinda have a pause though. His foot actually slides left more creating the pause. I dont think he is as late as it seems.

[@DrewVerdin]

Also dump hands down behind back leg below waist. Bring front knee towards opposite hip to create coil. Probably pick up around 5mph

[@garretthachtrl1135]

Nice change up

[@GGgamingcontent]

💪🏼

[@bunkerputt]

Good stuff. Do you hike your leg towards 2nd for a fastball? If so, your straight up hike is a pretty clear tell changeup is coming.

[@user-yq7pg5ko4v]

Generally he's right on, however when he lands his right leg down on the mound, he's not in position to field a line drive hit directly back to him.

[@DrewSuch]

The mound

[@joshuadodge7225]

I can't tell from this angle but, the ball maybe be below the shoulder when the lead foot lands, there seems to be a correlation between out of time throwing motion and shoulder injuries. Am I close?

[@TylerGirard]

What did the setup fastball look like?

[@williamschopp1088]

Nasty Changeup

[@Baseballbruthas17]

Circle Change

[@Crusty-wb8cp]

I see that he’s throwing a kick change up

[@jasonbevis1150]

Circle change

[@willfischer5263]

Could tuck the glove better but what do I know

[@One-lv4en]

early trunk rotation

[@tylerking5354]

It looks like he loses posture on the wind up, but everything looks good.

[@AndresLopez-me9wk]

I think the hitter should see the change yo grip..need to be more agresive separation..at the sale time ,leg down ,hand back.

[@janettelanuiki]

Lookin like a #1 low and inside for a strrrrrrike!

[@PoetSoulSearcher]

Form is off, to generate more power on the throw, the glove hand and the left leg should be raised simultaneously. The left leg once paralleled with the ground the left hip buttocks area needs to be pushed out toward the catcher. As the left leg steps toward the catcher, you are pushing off the pitcher’s mound and following though with your throw. This is what I was taught by my baseball coach while playing in the 70s, 80s.

[@FloatTrippy]

Old school isn’t successful

[@pristine9997]

Not necessarily, the hips should open earlier to get better hip to shoulder separation and having your buttock facing the catcher can make it so your hips open up later, otherwise the only thing that seems like he could change would be his arm action looks a little late, either way looks great!

[@CakesTv1337]

Lmao buddy is quoting Google. He's equal as the kid who stole a pillow from our Ohio trip and ended up making us run laps in Florida

[@mikebearup4379]

Pitchers in the 70s and 80s avg pitch velocity was under 90mph so might not of been teaching best ways to generate more power as today the avg is mid 90s

[@OzyMandias13]

Was that Coach Buttermaker?

[@davidhuelves]

at this point of view... 1) back leg-hip seems not properlty load (collapses before), 2) arm is late (when front foot lands still getting in possition) 3) because of 2, arm layback is poor of inexistent (risk of elbow injury).

[@TrainAllSports]

Arm is late at foot landing. Arm should be

[@arendt.kyabetsu]

his name is A?

[@countryboy9931]

His grip look like a changeup almost

[@ARMPitchingDevelopment]

This is a change up :)

[@jeffreymceloryjr4155]

I see a dude that knows how to load the backside!

[@mikebearup4379]

How many non pitching high school bench riders now coaching little league are leaving their critiques on this kid whos made it further than they ever could?

[@BrodyBollinger]

2 seem

[@CollegeRecruitsNW]

You are breaking too late and I recommend speed up your hand, longer front to back separation and come to the big W 90 T, head and chest longer down the hill.

[@jonahjohn4095]

Change up best guess without knowing the velocity.

[@mike-0451]

4.5 billion alive center field

[@user-bx6mq7vh7i]

Not toeing the rubber

[@Blues2cool]

Timing!

[@Clypdawgfn]

He looks like Zach greinke

[@nathantlamproe]

Ikr

[@st3v3stich]

Grip... circle change

[@MaskedskillaWinner]

I see 450 dead center

[@brandoncasey9575]

450 dead center

[@adamtownsend5045]

Arm is behind at front foot strike.

[@MrCctvtech]

Hide the ball a little better at hand break.

[@TheKingVaughn]

Too many people trying to change this or that with so called "mechanics." Everyone toss's it different just like everyone hits it different. Only thing I would tell this kid is to bring his hand closer to his body and down so that he can hide his grip from these hitters. If I'm a hitter I watching the ball as long as possible and if I can see change up, I'm sitting back and trying to let one fly.

[@brodyfurlow1257]

Slider

[@Piggy14509]

Late arm

[@OzyMandias13]

With such a slow delivery, he must give up hella stolen bases.

[@TheOfficialHyperinon]

Not exactly. With runners on base he will go from pitching from the wind up to pitching from the stretch.

[@user-yq7pg5ko4v]

​@@TheOfficialHyperinon Hey bro, you missed the entire comment. It was a joke.

[@taterrrs]

He needs to fully separate and turn it over a bit more behind him, instead of short arming it. That will give it more fastball effect (arm speed) and freedom, increasing the time it stays in his hand, ability for it to roll off his fingers…and thus more control…

[@bisdcouncilofptas5084]

His arms lagging

[@Caudata_]

I felt like the arm was a little late, too, but maybe it works for him

[@PHIL253]

​@@Caudata_ yeah it's little late

[@ThekiBoran]

Yes, and maybe needs a bit more external rotation. With that said his mechanics are far superior to mine.

[@samtheman777]

Not a college pitcher anymore

[@gilbertomata5253]

Change up pitch

[@rtoney85]

I see a strike

[@fashygoy]

Elbow shouldnt go above throwing hand. He's wasting time, energy and and putting more stress in his shoulder when he does that. Needs to break from his stretch straight back with his hand higher than his elbow or even with it

[@autohrap5884]

That back leg is collapsing.. boy need some work.. 3/4’s of the pitch is on that leg alone. Boy need some torsion in that femur.

[@calebcowan4271]

I see that he does a great job of using his body wait and staying back, but the thing that really stood out to me was he kept his back straight and didn’t go back with it and he even bent it forward a little so that it would be straight when he came down

[@ChrisTian-cb5my]

What am I supposed to see?

[@tsbiscool]

One word: sidearm, JUST LIKE ME ANNOYING AS

[@puppo2333]

A Balk

[@Bigbassandbaseball21]

He needs to not keep the back leg stiff lick that

[@frankyblake3498]

Pulled his foot too soon

[@jbull3877]

Arm is late

[@Anderson10212005]

Yea it is

[@tiagogotgamesilva9751]

Sinker

[@MrstealN0girl]

I see a catcher with bad frames😂

[@baseball511978]

Circle change

[@jt5699]

I see 450 dead center

[@Cadenwinz]

That’s probably the funniest I’ve seen in my entire life. So original.

[@mike-0451]

@@Cadenwinz*460 dead center