Ball never points away from you. I see many coaches still teaching this method and it’s putting a lot of strain on shoulders and elbows. This is just one of many topics Morgan Stuart and I covered in our 2 hour coaches clinic. If you missed it, you’re in... luck! Join us on November 17th from 7-9 PM EST for a special Zoom event. We will be presenting a previously recorded video of our recent 2-hour coaches clinic held in Long Beach, CA, on October 26th. During this live session, we will guide you through the video, pausing to share additional insights and notes that weren’t included in the original clinic. Plus, we’ll wrap up with a Q&A session, so don’t forget to submit any questions you have. Sign upshow more

@MorganStuart18 One of those old coaching myths that just won’t go away. Amazing how many people still teach pitchers to “Show the ball to second base.” Kudos for your work to change this mistake.

@MorganStuart18 If you dont point the ball away, then your hand will turn away from you as you release the ball when trying to get backspin, creating more pressure on the elbow

@MorganStuart18 Excellent tip

@MorganStuart18 100%

@MorganStuart18 Thanks for putting this one out there.

@MorganStuart18 Don’t listen to this stupid shit!!!!

@B_F_R_lll @MorganStuart18 First off, calm down. Second, what’s stupid about it? What should the mechanics be?

@MorganStuart18 This needs to be shown to a lot of softball coaches! Heck, a lot of baseball coaches also. Good stuff!

@MorganStuart18 Related to Tommy John ?

@MorganStuart18 I saw Tommy John pitch back in the day.