Baseball Pitchers Finish Drill


Pitchers Finish Drill by Jason Beeding

In this video I cover a pitching foundation drill for the throw and finish phase.  This is a great drill to use for pitching athletes as it promotes balance, core strength and proper direction from release.  Try working this drill on your own.  You don't need a mound to do this either.  Flat ground works just fine.  

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