Using Focal Points to Improve Command of Curveball

The video tutorial explains the importance of focal points in pitching, particularly for curveballs. It covers how to account for the break of a curveball, which can vary based on the pitcher's unique style. The tutorial emphasizes the need to understand starting and ending locations for pitches, especially under pressure. It highlights the critical concept of choosing different focal points for different pitches and stresses the importance of practice to improve command over various pitches.

Why is it important to account for the break when aiming a curveball?

What is the significance of starting and ending locations in throwing a curveball?