🚩 Red Flags to Look For in a Pitching Coach

The video discusses key qualities to look for in a pitching coach, highlighting red flags such as speaking in absolutes, relying on outdated methods, following cookie-cutter programs, and focusing solely on velocity. It emphasizes the importance of a coach who is flexible, modern, and able to simplify complex concepts for better understanding. The video also stresses the need for a balance between pitching skills and velocity training, and the importance of a coach who genuinely cares about the player's development.

What are some red flags to look for in a pitching coach?

Why is it important for a pitching coach to avoid speaking in absolutes?

What does belief persistence mean in the context of pitching coaching?

How should a pitching coach adapt their teaching methods over time?

What is the significance of teaching pitching mechanics rather than just focusing on velocity?

What are the potential consequences of a coach using overly complicated terminology?

What should a player do if they do not understand their pitching coach's instructions?

How can a pitching coach help a player understand their own mechanics?

What is the importance of self-knowledge and self-awareness for a pitcher?

In what ways should a pitching coach show they care about their players?