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Speed is a critical factor to increase pitching velocity. High velocity pitchers not only move faster but can accelerate their bodies quicker than low velocity pitchers.

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Pitching Velocity and the Critical Power to Weight Ratio

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Max Distance Long Toss Decreases Pitching Velocity

Study Proves Max Distance Long Toss Decreases Pitching Velocity

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Greg Maddux Arm Path Pitching

Study Proves Arm Path Most Effective For Increasing Pitching Speed

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Study Proves Pitching Velocity is Generated from the Initial Movement

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Arm Path and Pitching Velocity

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