Pitch Faster / Pitch Harder

The red angle lines above on the pitchers are measuring the degree of hip lead. This shows the first movement the pitcher makes is with his hips leading towards home plate. If not done correctly will lead to more flawed mechanics later in the delivery and the pitcher will not maximize the use of his legs.

Pitchers on the left angle of hip lead

frame one 11 degrees, frame two 18 degrees, frame three 23 degrees, frame four 24 degrees, frame five first foot contact 0 degrees

Pitchers on the right angle of hip lead

frame one 12 degrees, frame two 22 degrees, frame three 23 degrees, frame four 24 degrees, frame five first foot contact 0 degrees

	Pitch Faster / Pitch Harder The red angle lines above on the pitchers are measuring the degree of hip lead. This shows the first movement the pitcher makes is with his hips leading towards home plate. If not done correctly will lead to more flawed mechanics later in the delivery and the pitcher will not maximize the use of his legs. Pitchers on the left angle of hip lead frame one 11 degrees, frame two 18 degrees, frame three 23 degrees, frame four 24 degrees, frame five first foot contact 0 degrees Pitchers on the right angle of hip lead frame one 12 degrees, frame two 22 degrees, frame three 23 degrees, frame four 24 degrees, frame five first foot contact 0 degrees
	High School pitcher at 90-93 mph using the pitchers power drive showing the angle of hip lead frame one 11 degrees, frame two 21 degrees, frame three 22 degrees, frame four 24 degrees, frame five first foot contact 0 degrees

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Pitch Faster / Pitch Harder