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More Institute Content
Institute YouTube Videos
2010 Cy Young Winners Halladay and Hernandez "Keep
Things Simple"
Cole Hamels Exposed - How He Rediscovered His
Award Winning 2008 Weight Distribution
Not all Major League Motions are Created Equal
Steven Strasburg Revealed - What Does He Do
to Make Him Special
The Future in Pitching Instruction
How to Maximize your Glove Hand/Throwing Hand Separation
How to Stay Tall During Your Motion
How to Improve your Pitch Location
How to Manage your Front Foot Alignment
Begin your Motion with Effective Hand/Leg Movements
How to Manage your Back Leg and Front Side
How to Control your Head over Hip Alignment
Mainstream Teaching Flaws ... Flaw 2 - One
Dimensional Instruction Creates a Barrier to
Success
A Symptom/Remedy Series ... Lift at the
Beginning so You Don't Suffer Late
Main Stream Teaching Flaws ... Flaw 1 - Make
sure to land with your Foot toward the
target.
INSTITUTE
STORYBOARDS
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Experience the
Absolute A "Upwardly Mobile®"
Motion
An "In Jeopardy" Motion |
"Upwardly Mobile®"
Clayton Kershaw,
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cliff Lee,
Philadelphia Phillies
Jered Weaver,
Los Angeles Angels
Roy Halladay, Philadelphia Phillies
Justin Verlander,
Detroit Tigers
"In Jeopardy" Motions
A.J. Burnett,
New York Yankees
Brad Penny,
St. Louis Cardinals
Bronson Arroyo, Cincinatti Reds
Fausto Carmona,
Cleveland Indians
Kyle Drabek,
Toronto Blue Jays
"Injury Prone" Motions
Ryan Madson,
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
A "Before and After"
Aaron Crow,
Kansas City Royals
INSTITUTE'S
TOP 10 MYTHS HOLDING BACK PITCHERS
Myth 1 - Keep your
weight over your Back Foot.
Myth
2 - As you lift your Front Leg, rotate your Front Hips closed.
Myth
3 - Let your Front Foot hang down from your Front Leg.
Myth
4 - Drift forward.
Myth
5 - Collapse your Back Leg.
Myth
6 - Throwing Hand moves down and back.
Myth
7 - Cock your Throwing Hand.
Myth
8 - Extend the Glove Side Elbow to the plate.
Myth
9 - Slide the Front Foot toward the plate.
Myth
10 - Finish with a closed Front Foot.
