How Do You Have Perfect Pitching Mechanics From The Wind-Up?
There are many people who can throw the ball hard, but to pitch takes a steadfast dedication to achieving perfect mechanics. Having bad mechanics can put unnecessary strain on the arm and other parts of the body so it is important to learn the correct way to pitch. Not only will the right mechanics allow you to have longer endurance and accuracy, it will actually give more velocity on your fastball. Stand on the left side of the pitching rubber with your feet just inside shoulder width apart. Point your feet, hips and shoulders at a 45 degree angle to the right in relation to home plate. Put your hands together at your chest with the ball in your non-glove hand. (Here is where you will put the grip on the ball for the desired pitch) Step back with your left foot and turn your right foot to square it up with the front of the pitching rubber. It is important to maintain your balance. Draw your left leg up even with your hips pointing at third base keeping your knee bent and turn your hip
