you mentioned free video's
But assumed the instructor needed them. Just pointed out
its megobee who needs them.
Going to point out
AGAIN whomever the instructor is HASNT EVEN HAD ONE CLINIC to be interpreted!
Hilarious my first word
on this thread
Last word
Hilarious!
Why not teach both at the same time. Just bring it to a target smaller than the ball every time while concenrating on the mechanics.We will be implementing a pre-season clinic to teach pitching to kids at the U10 level. The woman who will be leading it is somewhat old-school and a strong believer in working on speed first and the accuracy will come later.
When teaching kids who are really beginners, my thought is learn how to throw first, then after knowing how to throw well Enough to play catch, you can work on speed (or whatever).
can those of you who have developed pitchers from a young age chime in on whether or not there is a sequence that works best For taking kids from knowing nothing about pitching to being able to play in a game without walking the side?
TIA