Pitchers: Improve Velocity & Command with Your Glove Arm

The video tutorial emphasizes the importance of glove action in pitching, highlighting the need for synchronicity between the hands and legs. It discusses the ideal landing position, timing, and continuous motion to prevent early or late arm swings. The tutorial introduces the pinky finger technique for better glove arm control and concludes with a summary and drills to improve handbrake skills.

What is the primary focus of the glove action in pitching?

• To improve grip on the ball

• To increase throwing speed

• To synchronize with the legs

• To distract the batter

What is the consequence of the glove arm reaching its peak too early?

• The pitcher will fly open

• The pitcher will have a stronger grip

• The pitcher will lose balance

• The pitcher will throw faster

What is the recommended position for the pinky finger during the glove arm movement?

• Pointing towards the ground

• Pointing towards the catcher

• Pointing towards the batter

• Pointing towards the sky at one o'clock

Why is it important to avoid a pendulum-like motion with the glove arm?

• It is not an athletic move

• It increases the risk of injury

• It confuses the batter

• It slows down the pitch

What is the benefit of maintaining a slightly angled back chest during landing?

• It improves grip strength

• It enhances shoulder-hip separation

• It increases pitching speed

• It reduces arm fatigue