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Does Velocity Come from the Pitching Arm or the Body?Brent Pourciauarm action, average man, balls, baseball, baseball players, coach, deliveries, doe, er, fastball, foot strike, game, generations, giants, job, learning, legs, leverage, little man, medicine, muscles, muscles of the arm, percentages, pitch, pitchers, pitches, pitching, Pitching Drills, randy johnson, s, single unit, speed, throwing, Tim Lincecum, Velocity, workload12 Comments
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The Pitchers Hip Slide to Separation Velocity in DeliveryBrent Pourciaucoach, deliveries, doe, faster, foot strike, generations, harding, health, hip slide, hips, least your body, legs, load, momentum, muscle groups, muscles, performance, pitch, pitcher, pitchers, pitches, pitching, Separation, shoulders, slams, slide down, stride, timing, torque, transfer, Velocity10 Comments