How to Throw a Changeup Behind in the Count

The video discusses the strategy of using a changeup pitch when a pitcher is behind in the count. It highlights the advantages of a changeup over a curveball, especially in unexpected counts. The speaker shares personal experiences with curveballs and explains how changeups can be more effective due to their similar trajectory to fastballs. The video emphasizes the importance of enticing batters to swing by making the pitch look attractive, thus increasing the chances of getting an out.

What is the primary strategy behind throwing a changeup when behind in the count as a pitcher?

How did the speaker's experience with throwing a curveball influence their approach to throwing a changeup?

What effect does throwing a changeup from the middle of the plate have on a hitter's reaction?

What mindset should a pitcher adopt when they are behind in the count?

Why is it important for a pitcher to throw a pitch that looks attractive to hitters when behind in the count?