07/21/2026
⚾️ The offseason is where pitchers are made.
Now is the perfect time to take an honest look at last season, identify areas for improvement, and build better habits before the next one begins.
This week, Tanner was back on the mound working to make his delivery more efficient. Our focus was cleaning up his lead arm action to improve his mechanics, which can lead to:
✅ Increased velocity
✅ Better command
✅ Improved arm health
Tanner has consistently shown great command, but when he missed, it was typically glove side. We found his lead arm was staying low and dragging across his body, affecting his direction and timing. By making a few key adjustments, we were able to create a cleaner, more efficient movement pattern.
I’ve included notes with each photo so you can see exactly what we identified, why we made the changes, and how small mechanical adjustments can make a big difference.
I hope you enjoy seeing the thought process behind how I evaluate and develop pitchers. Stay tuned over the coming months for lesson availability and upcoming group pitching sessions!
