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.

What are the three critical spots to pitch according to the text?

Why is it important to stay out of the middle of the plate?

What challenges do young pitchers face when pitching to the corners?

How does the command of amateur pitchers affect their pitching strategy?

What is the significance of aiming for the outer third of the plate?

What are the typical rules for pitch selection mentioned in the text?

Why should pitchers avoid being overly aggressive to the corners of the plate?