Must Do Youth Baseball Pitching Drills For Beginner Pitchers
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In this video I'm going to show you some Must Do baseball pitching drills for youth pitchers and beginning pitchers. It's true there is no shortage of pitching drills these days. The problem is: most are overcomplicated and hard to understand and replicate. This is why I decided to create this video that shows you the best pitching drills when getting started. First, I'll show you some youth pitching drills for young baseball pitchers and why they make sense when starting out.
Next, you'll lean some youth pitching mechanics in the process that will help you learn, coach or teach these back to your athletes. Remember, try to keep things as simple as possible when working with young developing pitchers. Make it fun and easy. Keep working, keep growing....you got this.
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Coach, I'm 58 and pitch some in adult leagues and have a fairly strong arm for my advanced years. I find your j-band exercises and your youth pitching techniques very instructive. We're never too old to take good information from knowledgeable people to better ourselves. I'm looking forward to throwing harder with what your videos offer. Thank you! David
Very welcome glad to hear you're still playing. Baseball is a life event and a lifestyle that some of us can never get rid of. Cheers buddy.
@@ARMPitchingDevelopment I just played a 643 team Saturday
Big time good. Really helped my 7 year old with accuracy. almost immediate results.
Love this! Thank you so much for the support and feedback. Have a great season.
@@ARMPitchingDevelopment no thank you. Will be following all of your content!
Simple development techniques. Lifelong left handed pitcher trying to teach my 7 year old basic mechanics had me teaching at a college plus level..
This is great for me to relearn how to teach the youngsters. A+ video
Thank you so much buddy. Appreciate the positive feedback and support. Best of luck to you and your son. He's going to do great :)
I'm ten, and I throw 58 mph, and I hurt my arm, and that helped thanks
Just started my son pitching he is 9.
I was never much of a pitcher so we have been watching your videos for mechanics. Thanks for the help and keep up the great content, coach!
Really appreciate the kind word and support. Hope your son has a great season. Keep in touch;)
Thanks! I am a 2- inning pitcher and this will really help! Happy to have an amazing coach to help!
Thanks for reaching out and supporting. Hope you have a great season buddy. Keep in touch ;)
@@ARMPitchingDevelopment Wow thanks! Confidence does take work! Have to visit your channel again sometime!
This has been so very helpful for my 9-year old. They're such simple drills that have been so very impactful on him. Thanks for posting this series of youth drills and mechanics basics.
You are so welcome! Thanks for the support. - Coach Jason
This video really helped me with my pitching and follow through also with my accuracy thanks
Just wanted to say thanks for the help, I coach 13,under city kids, never played before, these drills help us get to the championship game last year so, that's all I use for my kids.
Awesome! Glad it helped. Thanks for sharing really appreciate it. Have a great season and thanks for the support.
Thx for teaching drills for me. I’m pitcher and my coach and teammates say I’m good and this will help me get better.
Keep learning and keep practicing. Your gonna do great.
Wish you well man jeep at it
Golden... keep the content coming.. New sub
I have been trying my best to help my 9 year old son who just started pitching. He is in a fall league right now that is player pitch (his past leagues have been coach pitch). Needless to say, he has had a lot of trouble trying to hit some of these pitches at speeds he's never faced before (playing with guys up to 13 years old) so him pitching is keeping him excited about this league. His coach tells me that he has a strong arm for his age and lots of potential so I am trying to work with him at home as much as possible. We have a rebound net set at 46 feet from a spot in the yard and he has been throwing from it. He has made some great pitches but seems to have the most trouble with command. I am going to try these breakdowns you showed in this video. I really think they will be a big help to him!
Awesome thanks so much for sharing with me I hope the best for you and your son and I'm sure over time he's going to be great. Keep learning and keep growing. You got this!
This is a tremendous help !! Thank you ! My son has watched this and we went thru the drills and already he has fixed many of lazy bad habits. Sometimes they just need to hear it from somebody else. Thanks for keeping this simple !
Awesome. So glad it helped you guys. Thank you for the support and have a great season. - Coach Jason
Good information thanks
Excellent video and technique. Thanks for breaking it down easy to help with kids.
Thank you. Really appreciate the support and opportunity to help. Have a great season.
Thanks!
Thank you so much brother
Great drills and info... thanks!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the support :)
Excellent video. Very helpful. Thanks!
Welcome Steve. Thanks for all the support 😁
Always excellent and exceptional information and instruction from your channel. A huge THANK YOU from us LL Coaches!!! Subscribed.
Thank you so much for the support buddy. Hope you all have a great season 🙏
Thank you for your video! It has helped me to guide my little pitchers.
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Thank You
Man I wish I had coaches like this 20+ years ago. Proper mechanics simply weren't taught when I played. Thanks for directing me to this video. Hope to work on some of this with my son and his rec team.
Thank you so much for the support 🙏
Great information and drills for first time pitching
Thank you so much.
Great Video Coach!
Appreciate it! Be blessed.
Nice thing with the toe tapdrill is when you land you are staying closed/facing third then getting behind/on top of the pitch... when doing that rep over rep you can easily work in "getting more" with the pitching arm..
Thanks I’m starting to pitch this year so this will help a lot
Your gonna do great. Thanks for the support :)
@@ARMPitchingDevelopment thanks. Your welcome
thank you for this information. I'm starting to teach my 8yo son how to pitch and im very excited to try these drills with him.
Awesome! Enjoy the time together. Hope the videos help you guys. Be blessed. - Coach Jason
Great video thanks :-)
Exelente drills
Thanks coach!!!
Very welcome. Thanks for all the support 🙏.
Thanks I coach 9 and 10 year olds. I am going to implement these drills into our pitching routine. Thanks for your time.
Fantastic! Please keep me up on your progress :)
That’s amazing that someone this young takes the game this serious. You will be a problem for many years in the future. Keep working
Thank you!
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Great stuff.
Thank you
Thanks, I'm going to give it a shot with the boy.
I improved so much you helped me so much
Awesome. So glad to hear this. Wishing you all the best.
This helped me pitch good and good teaching
Thank you :) Have a great season.
This is really helpful! My son’s(12 y/o) biggest issue is consistency. Getting him doing some of these drills, I think will help with that.
Awesome so glad to hear that thank you very much for the support and I wish you all the best working with your son have a great season.
Great content
Hope you enjoyed this one buddy and got a few drills to work on :)
Try this with twins (9 yr daughter and 9 yr son). This has really helped my both of them. My son went from throwing 10 foot lobs to throwing strikes in a 2 or 3 weeks. Daughter has improved greatly as well where she can comfortably reach the plate in practice. Towards the end of our little league season, we started to do this with our U10 little leaguers. I am pretty sure that our pitchers would have improved. Bite size and easy to teach. Thanks for this great video.
Just wondering if you have a recommendation for 9 yr to improve velocity.
How often and how long did you do these drills before seeing improvement?
I'm by no means a pro ballplayer, but I pitched from age 8 to age 23 in college. I now coach both my son and daughter in baseball and softball. At age 12 and under is to focus on proper pitching form and technique. Increased Velocity will soon follow with proper mechanics achieved. Also keep the pitching reps low or you'll burn their little arms out quickly!
I'm 12 and pitching 60mph with a nasty curve ball and these drills really help
Dude you are awsome
Thank you so much :)
My son is 14U and has been pitching for the past four years on the LL 46/50 and intermediate 50/70 fields. This past year he jumped to the 60/90 and I noticed his mechanics broke down as he was getting used to the extra 10 feet. His arm strength is where it needs to be now, but he is inconsistent inning to inning. We are going to use these drills to get him back on track.
Awesome please let me know how he does. Pitching is a process and just like anything else you get out what you put in. Keep reinforcing positive work habits and keep it fun for him. I just know hes going to be great :) Thanks for all the support. - Coach Jason
This helped a lot, I’m a girl in little league practicing my baseball pitching and I just couldn’t get the way I pitch right.
Coach Jason. Excellent drills. How many times would you run the drill with a typical picture? I know that pitch count must be monitored closely in ages I am usually involved with. Again great content!
Man! Thank you so much for the positive feedback. Depending on age I would do these 2 to 3 times a week at between 5 - 7 reps each before a bullpen. Again thanks for the support 🙏
Awesome video...my sons 9 and just started pitching...this will definitely help. I had a question, do I need to have the 44 to 46 feet distance between the pitcher's mound and home plate or can this be done in the garage? Thanks again 👍🏼
Hi Steve. Thanks for the support 🙏. For a 9u guy you can certainly do forms in the garage. It's more about getting the body to move right vs strength and distance. Start short and work your way back on the build up and low balance drill. The finish drill is a shorter distance drill at about 12-15 feet.
@@ARMPitchingDevelopment thanks coach...keep up the good work, appreciate the help 👍🏼
Great video!
Thank you very much. ;)
@@ARMPitchingDevelopment I have been watching your videos for a few weeks, and you have great stuff. My son is a pitcher with the Phillies, and begins Spring Training this year... Sometime...
Oh wow. Congrats to you and your son. I wish him a ton of success. It's a pleasure getting to work with so many and when they work so hard to make it to affiliate and get the opportunity it's very exciting. Truly appreciate the kind words and support. Please don't be a stranger and let me know how you boy is doing along the way.
@@ARMPitchingDevelopment Will do! Thanks!
Great video! As a coach of 9/10 year olds, it's great to have a resource that simplifies pitching. I definitely plan to try these with my kids, and I look forward to more videos. Thanks!
Thank you David. Appreciate ball your support. 🙏
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Great drills. BTW the one down vote is from the coach who knows it all lol.
LOL..Thanks buddy. Appreciate you.
These are great drills! Would it help them if we mixed in using a weighted ball?
We do these drills with 12 oz plyo balls often as a warm up process. Hope that helps and thanks for the support 🙏
I’m coaching 6 year olds. Do you have an estimate of how many of each drill you should do before moving onto the next one?
Or do you only do 1 drill till you think they have a pretty good hang of it?
Hope you can help. Excellent video.
8-10 reps is probably enough. I don't like heavy volume on younger arms.
Coach Jason, I had a pitching student that I had worked with for several months in the past come to our facility to take a lesson last night. We hadn't seen him in probably 8 months or so, but he has now started taking his hand out of his glove at hand break with absolutely no arm path whatsoever (no circle down and around) to his fully cocked position. I told him that the short arm path is kind of the "in" thing, and that he should at least have "some" sort of circling around motion, even if it is shorter than he used to use. What is your advice to a pitcher who has morphed into zero arm path to the early cocking phase?
Well my thought is that you have a philosophy of what you feel is an adequate arm action and he has asked you for help. Without taking the athletes ability in movement feel your job is to coach him safe and as correct to the best of your ability. As a coach I only bring water to my athletes. I can't make them drink, they have to want to drink. Thanks for reaching out buddy.
Love these drills. My 10 year old had been doing them 4 times a week for about 4 weeks. I need some advice or a drill on how to correct his arm/ wrist. He starts fingers away good pronation but immediately turns his wrist to ball facing him as soon a he starts going forward and has no arm action.
Thanks.
I believe I have a video on some towel drills that may help with his arm action. I think the video has a bid towel on the cover of it. Take a look and let me know. Thanks for the support
@@ARMPitchingDevelopment much appreciated. We'll add it in and see how it helps.
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Hey coach it’s me Keegyn great video.
Thanks buddy. Very proud of all the efforts you are putting forth in your training. Keep it up 👊
Thank you for this
My pleasure!
nice video sir . 👍
Thank you so much ;)
Thanks for the tips coach. How many reps of each do you recommend in one session?
10 or so should be fine.
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As far as time, how long do we spend on each of the four drills, and how many times a week should I be doing this with our kids
Nice Video
Thank you very much for the support ;) be blessed
My tecaher is making us watch this and the way you explain it makes me wanna learn more. Good Job on that
Thank you very much. Please tell your teacher thank you for sharing this and for all the support. - Coach Jason
My son is starting kid pitch in the fall. I have been teaching him what I know about the windup, but I hear conflicting opinions on whether or not to use the windup. Some people are saying to start kids out with the stretch. What is your opinion? Should I even teach him the windup?
Hey thanks for reaching out. My opinion, you should start from the stretch position. More time than not you will be doing this anyway as anytime a runner reaches base. Just try to keep things as simple as possible when first starting out. He can get into the wind up later.
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Do you do these drills at full pitching distance. Great video.
Hi Luke. Thanks for the support buddy. The finish drill do at 10-15 feet. The build up stride and separation drill set up in front of the plate. On the last drill go full distance. Talk soon
How many reps per drill and should you do these drills in sequence every day or 3 days a week? 8u team working to get ready for 9u season.
3 days should be good. You could do them daily if you want. I think 5 or 6 per each drill would be good. Depending on strength of the pitcher and work load you are having them on. ;)
Great video. My 10 y.o. saw results almost immediately. How often do you recommend?
Man! Thank you so much for checking out the video. I really appreciate it. 2 -3 days a week should be enough. You can stretch that a day or so depending on your boys throwing volume and arm soreness.
@@ARMPitchingDevelopment awesome thank you. looking forward to implementing some more of your drills to our summer workout!
My son just turned 13 yrs old in April and he's throwing 58-61 mph. He has a good arm but we have never trained him before. He trained throwing rocks and footballs. How many reps shouldhe do on each exercise? Thanks for the content.
I think 3 days a week 6 - 7 reps on each is plenty to start with. You can scale up or down as needed. Thanks for the support :)
Thanks my son wants to learn to coach but his coaches aren't working with him.
I’m 13 and throw 83 and I have elbow pain any tips to help me relieve that
Hi Coach, I’m gonna start these drills and was wondering how mans times should he do the drill before moving on to the next step?
8-10 or so. Be sure to listen to your arm. If feeling good keep working. If getting tired shut it down. Good luck to you 🙏
@@ARMPitchingDevelopment thank you!
What angle should foot be in when landing from load, 45,90*?
Yeah good question. 45 would be better than 90 on this drill. The main point is when you commit the throw / pitch you want to reach full hip shoulder separation so a more squared approach to the target keeping the shoulder back the better. It will feel awkward. But trained well over time will provide some great results when pitching. Thanks for the great question and support buddy. :)
Coach Jason, I have a pitching student who is 9 years old who throws with an inverted W. The problem is that his timing is so bad that nearly everything he throws is high arm-side. Should I change this pitcher to circle-up?? It seems like it would be a better arm action.
Yeah certainly give that a shot or you can start by training when the front foot lands then his arm spirals up and maybe dry run that a few times to see if it helps with the timing. Good luck to you buddy
The first drill would you do it at full length or shorter distance for a beginner
Sorter. Like 10ft away. Have a great season 👍
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Wouldn’t we wanna stay more on gluteus in scarecrow drill? Thanks coach
Ideally yes but if you're dealing with a really young kid then you just try to show them form and start them to get used to things then if he gets stronger try to get him back as far as he can.
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In the scarecrow drill you have the ball pointing back and down with the wrist curved. Why? I thought the ball should be pointed in the same direction of your chest as there is no reason to rotate your wrist until release.
Would this still work for high-schoolers? My coaches want me to pitch but I've never done it before, so would these drills still work for me or are there better ones for my age?
Absolutely
@@ARMPitchingDevelopment Thanks Coach!
I am 11 years old with 48 Mph and personally this does work but I prefer doing what comes naturally
What comes naturally might be really bad mechanics and can tear up your shoulder and elbow. If your parents can afford a good pitching coach please have them look in to that if you want to continue pitching. Most rec coaches and a surpising amount of travel coaches don't know how to properly coach pitching. The better your mechanics are now the easier it will be when you're older and won't need shoulder surgery when you're 40.
I’m 10 year old with 50 mph and honestly I just need accuracy
I’m 7 with 101mph and I’m in the mlb please help my arm is falling off
So you’re 11 & already know it all. Why listen to an adult with many years of experience who owns a baseball academy?? 😂 Good luck kid.
I’m 36. My son throws 40mph. And I could use a nap
is this a good start for 6-7yr olds ? or a bit advanced for that age ?
If they can handle the movements and have a good attention span to work on it then I say yes
How many reps do you recommend per drill?
As many as it takes while understanding arm and body fatigue. Or 8-12 reps y'all choose. 😁
How fast should a 13 year old throw? I throw 65
I need help on my pitching
Keep Watching videos and keep learning as much as you can go out there and do your best hope I can be of help good luck and thank you for the support.
Im having trouble with accuracy I can never find the strike zone
Try to break it down in 3 parts. Balance, Direction and Timing. You got this. Keep your eyes on where you want the ball to go from start to finish should help. Focus more than you ever have before. You got this!
Would a 9 yr old do these all these drills from their normal pitching distance??
Yes. I would start them from flat ground and then build the drills into their actual mound routine. If positively re-enforced you will see a significant improvement over 4-6 weeks.
That’s great, is there a typical daily/weekly total pitch count for practice for 9/10 year olds? To not over do it.
Thanks I am a 13 yo old who just started pitching and I kinda suck but I have no pitching so I have to ＞︿＜
You got this buddy.
Thanks man I appreciate it
I need a good Teacher on pitching
Now I pitch 75.2 miles per hour
Your mechanics? How about teaching them the windup like T. Seaver & N, Ryan?
Why?
At what distance should these drills be done?!
Start at 20ft and work your way back to full distance
I am new to pitching could ou give me some pointers
Sure work on your Balance, Direction and Timing. If you can master those 3 points in your pitching mechanics you will have success for sure. Here, try this video on accuracy as well, thanks :) czcams.com/video/c_29ALjaFJU/video.html
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I am 13 and. I throw 65
never played baseball. i am more a soccer guy. still enjoyed it though
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Power position looks like a scarecrow
Haha I just heard you call it the scarecrow 👍🏻
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