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A while back I shared that we hosted a private softball pitching retreat here at The Farm, and that eventually I wanted to turn those conversations into something coaches everywhere could access.
That’s officially live.
We took the same science we teach around biomechanics, anatomy, asymmetries, force production, and how the body actually organizes movement, and applied it directly to softball pitching.
But this isn’t just lectures. You get to hear the real conversations between us and the coaches who came through the retreat, the questions they asked, the problems they were working through, and how the information started changing the way they saw and trained their athletes.
Since then, they’ve already been sharing some of the jumps they’re seeing simply from having a better framework for understanding the body.
My hope is that this becomes a new resource for the softball pitching space. Not another collection of drills, but a deeper foundation for coaches who want to understand why athletes move the way they do and make better decisions because of it.
Level One: The Science of Softball Pitching is live.
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