STOP Pitching To The Corners of the Plate So Much

The video tutorial explains the concept of dividing the plate into thirds for effective pitching. It emphasizes the importance of avoiding the middle and corners of the plate to reduce the risk of errors. The tutorial discusses the margin for error and how pitchers can use grouping to improve their strategy. It also provides rules for pitch selection, highlighting the need to stay out of the middle third unless necessary and to avoid being overly aggressive towards the corners.

Why is it recommended to pitch to the outer and inner thirds of the plate?

• To avoid hitting the batter

• To increase the chance of a strike

• To minimize the risk of the batter making solid contact

• To confuse the batter

What is a common mistake young pitchers make when aiming for the corners?

• They focus too much on the batter's stance

• They pitch too slowly

• They often miss and throw balls

• They throw too many strikes

What is the benefit of aiming for the thirds of the plate?

• It confuses the batter

• It makes the game faster

• It provides a larger margin for error

• It allows for more strikeouts

How does aiming for the thirds affect the quality of misses?

• Misses are more likely to be strikes

• Misses are more likely to be low quality

• Misses are more likely to be high quality

• Misses are more likely to be balls

Why should pitchers avoid being overly aggressive towards the corners?

• It increases the risk of throwing balls

• It makes the game longer

• It confuses the catcher

• It leads to more home runs

What is the suggested approach when the count is even or behind?

• Aim for the corners

• Aim for the middle

• Aim for the outer third

• Aim for the inner third

What should pitchers focus on to avoid getting hurt?

• Throwing curveballs

• Staying out of the middle third

• Aiming for the middle third

• Throwing faster pitches