How to improve pitch counts and command

EP47 – How to Improve Pitching Command; Pitch Count Guidelines For Coaches

*This article may contain product links which pay me a small commission if you make a purchase. Learn more.

In this episode I try to crack the code of how pitchers locate the ball, how they adjust misses on each pitch, and how they improve command over time. And, I give all my best advice for coaches on how to monitor pitch counts, rules to follow, what constitutes overuse, and how to manage a pitching staff.

Want to sponsor the show and my work, AND get free stuff? Go here: https://www.patreon.com/dearbaseballgods

Listen as I discuss burnout, life balance, motivation and the idea that family comes first.

Buy my book –> Pitching Isn’t Complicated: https://amzn.to/2Kdon9G

My second book, Dear Baseball Gods, is in editing – stay tuned!

—

Check out my premium online pitching and softball courses: http://courses.danblewett.com

Check out the video version of this podcast: https://youtu.be/tRdY_7ISdZ0

Subscribe to my YouTube channel here: http://www.youtube.com/user/dblewett20?sub_confirmation=1 download my free

_

Follow me on Social Media:

Official website: https://danblewett.com

Facebook: http://facebook.com/coachdanblewett

Instagram: http://instagram.com/coachdanblewett

Twitter: http://twitter.com/coachdanblewett

Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/coachdanblewett/boards/

Snapchat: http://snapchat.com/add/coachdanblewett

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dan-blewett-4b5515140/

My Reading List of Great Books: http://pinterest.com/coachdanblewett/boards/100-books-in-a-year/

—

I have numerous free ebooks and courses. Sign up for one and you’ll get access to all of them. 

—

Dan Blewett is a former pro pitcher who overcame Tommy John surgery twice, earning All-Star selections after both of them. He owns Warbird Training Academy in Normal, Illinois and has dedicated his life to helping young ballplayers stay healthy, avoid his mistakes and increase their baseball IQ faster than they could on their own. 

—

Scroll to Top