Perfect Form FastPitch

Perfect Form FastPitch Perfect Form is a Fastpitch training facility for girls only! We teach pitching,hitting and catching! Perfect Form is a fastpitch softball training facility.

We have been in business since 1995 and have recently expanded to a state of the art facility located in Davidson North Carolina. With this expansion we have added additional coaches to our staff, please check out the about section. Services Offered:

Private or semi-private pitching lessons
If you are looking to take your game to the next level, or if you are looking to develop sound fundamentals

, Perfect Form is the place for you. Perfect Form is an APPOINTMENT ONLY based training facility. Call or email us today for more information, or to schedule your next training session. You will be contacted within 24 hours.

“ Somewhere behind the athlete you’ve become and the hours of practice and the coaches who have pushed you is a little girl who fell in love with the game and never looked back… play for her.”

– Mia Hamm

05/27/2026

This is pretty wild…

Everyone should watch! A replant is if your foot comes out of contact with the rubber and then when you come down if you...
04/29/2026

Everyone should watch! A replant is if your foot comes out of contact with the rubber and then when you come down if your cleats are facing down and you’re not on your toe or the side of your foot, it is considered a replant and it is illegal

NFCA Rules Seminar on Pitching Replant ie Cleats Down

Locate, Locate, Locate! Learn command first!!
04/24/2026

Locate, Locate, Locate! Learn command first!!

Everyone’s obsessed with the radar gun right now. 68…70…72… like that number is the golden ticket. Like if you hit it, everything else just magically falls into place.

It doesn’t.

I just called a game with Duke Blue Devils softball vs Tennessee Volunteers softball and let me tell you something… hitters were sitting on 77 and fouling it off like it was BP. Not guessing. Not late. On it. Because that’s the reality—these hitters see velocity ALL. THE. TIME.

You think your 70 is blowing it by them? It’s not.

Velocity is sexy. I get it. It turns heads. It looks good on social. But if you can’t locate for s**t and you’ve got one speed? You’re getting exposed. Maybe not at 10U… maybe not even at some travel ball tournaments… but step into the college game and it’s a different conversation real quick.

Because the separator isn’t how hard you throw.
It’s how annoying you are to hit.

Can you live on the edges?
Can you make them uncomfortable?
Can you change speeds so well they’re out in front one pitch and late the next?
Can you move the ball instead of just throwing it hard?

That’s the game now. And honestly… it always has been.

I’ve watched elite arms—elite—with ridiculous velo get rocked. Not because they weren’t talented… but because hitters weren’t fooled. Same speed. Same look. Same outcome.

And on the flip side? I’ve seen pitchers who don’t light up a radar gun absolutely carve… because they can spin it, place it, and mess with timing.

Stop chasing a number like it’s the only thing that matters.
It’s not.

Spin.
Location.
Change of speed.
THEN velocity.

If your whole identity is tied to how hard you throw, you’re building on a shaky foundation.

And if someone’s teaching you that velo over everything?
You might wanna rethink who’s guiding you.

04/23/2026

There’s a window in this game that people don’t talk about enough… and it’s fragile as hell. Ages 8, 9, 10 — that’s not just development, that’s identity being built in real time. Yeah, we want them to learn how to compete. Yeah, winning matters. Yeah, putting in extra work, learning the game, sharpening their softball IQ — all of that is part of it. But let’s not lose our minds here… they are still kids.

When they boot a ball they should’ve made, when they strike out in a big moment, when they lose a game you know they could’ve won — that is not the moment to pile it on. That’s the moment they’re quietly deciding what this game is going to feel like to them. Is it pressure? Or is it possibility?

Because here’s the truth — the struggle at that age feels HUGE to them, even if it’s small in the big picture. And if we’re not careful, we can turn a game they love into something they start to fear.

So yeah, teach them the right way. Hold standards. Show them how to prepare, how to think the game, how to compete. But when it goes sideways? You better remind them they’re okay, they’re learning, and this game isn’t bigger than who they are.

Because that phase — where they laugh in the dugout, chase foul balls like it’s the biggest adventure ever, and still believe they can be anything out there — that doesn’t last forever. The older they get, the noise gets louder, the expectations get heavier, the pressure becomes real.

So while you’ve got them in that window… protect it, build them, let them fall in love with it. Because confidence, toughness, and resilience? That stuff sticks way better when it’s built on joy first — not fear.

04/23/2026

Everyone should watch this!

Stop getting caught up the travel ball chaos. Stop comparing yourself to others. Keep grinding. It doesn’t matter how good you are at 8 years old nor 13 years old. Everybody develops at different times. 

04/19/2026

Charlie has been working very hard and it showed today on the mound! She is beaming with confidence!!

04/03/2026
03/22/2026

Here’s a truth youth sports parents struggle with.

Your kid might not be the star right now.

And that doesn’t mean a damn thing about who they’ll be later.

Some kids peak early. Bigger, stronger, more coordinated at 11 or 12. They dominate youth tournaments and everyone starts throwing around big words — elite, next level, future college player.

But development isn’t linear.

Bodies change. Confidence changes. Work ethic changes. And the kids who are average at 12 sometimes become the ones nobody wants to face at 18.

Yet youth sports has turned into this race to label kids early.

More lessons. More teams. More showcases. More pressure.

All before most of them even know who they are as athletes.

And while everyone’s chasing the “next big thing,” a lot of kids are quietly falling out of love with the game.

The ones who usually end up separating themselves?

They’re the kids who still want the ball when they’re older.
Still putting in the work when it’s no longer cute.
Still competing when the game gets harder and the field gets smaller.

Youth sports shouldn’t be about crowning champions at 10.

It should be about raising athletes who are still standing when it actually matters. 🔥

03/10/2026

Words cannot describe how far this girl has come and just one year!
Still a long ways to go, but so very proud of her!

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Midway Lake Road
Mooresville, NC
28115

Opening Hours

Monday 4pm - 9pm
Tuesday 4pm - 9pm
Wednesday 4pm - 9pm
Thursday 4pm - 9pm
Friday 4pm - 9pm
Saturday 10am - 6pm
Sunday 12pm - 6pm

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