How To Throw A Sinker: Grips and Tips, Spin and Arm Slot

The video tutorial discusses the intricacies of pitching, focusing on the sinker. It begins with a prompt to subscribe for more content, then delves into the standardization of changeup grips. The instructor shares personal experiences with sinkers, emphasizing the importance of arm slot adjustments. The tutorial explains the variability in sinker grips and offers techniques for effective pitching, encouraging experimentation to find the best personal fit.

What is the main goal of the speaker regarding the changeup pitch?

• To make the changeup faster

• To standardize the grip for consistency

• To create multiple grips for variety

• To eliminate the changeup from pitching

How did the speaker's arm slot change from high school to college?

• It became higher

• It remained the same

• It lowered to a three-quarter angle

• It changed to a sidearm delivery

What defines a sinker according to the speaker?

• The action of the pitch

• The pitcher's height

• The speed of the pitch

• The grip used

What is the standard grip for a two-seamer?

• No fingers touching the seams

• One finger on top of the ball

• Fingers spread wide apart

• Two fingers inside the railroad tracks

What is emphasized as crucial for finding the best sinker technique?

• Reading books

• Watching videos

• Ignoring feedback

• Experimentation and feedback

What should a pitcher consider when choosing their arm slot?

• The latest trend

• What their coach prefers

• The arm slot of famous pitchers

• What feels most natural and effective

What is the role of pronation in throwing a sinker?

• It is not important

• It slows down the pitch

• It helps achieve the desired one-seam action

• It makes the ball spin faster