At What Age Should You Throw a Sinker or Two-Seamer?

The video tutorial discusses the importance of pitch speed and its impact on movement, particularly focusing on the two-seamer and sinker pitches. It advises young players, typically around 13 or 14 years old, to focus on mastering the four-seamer before attempting more complex pitches like the two-seamer. The tutorial explains how pitch illusions can deceive hitters and emphasizes the need for young pitchers to improve their command and control to succeed at higher levels.

At what age do pitchers typically start throwing 65 mph or better?

How does the perception of a fastball affect a hitter's judgment when facing different pitch types?

What happens to pitch movement when the pitch is thrown slower than 65 mph?

Why is it suggested to stick to a four-seamer when a pitcher is 13 or 14 years old?

What is the significance of throwing a two-seamer at 65 mph?