Pitching Development Program

Our pitching program is designed to help athletes build a durable, efficient, and high-performance throwing motion using the same principles and tools that are implemented at the professional level.

1. Initial Pitching Assessment

Every athlete begins with a structured evaluation that may include mobility screening, mechanical video analysis, strength and stability testing, and velocity/bullpen metrics. This creates a clear baseline and individualized plan.

2. Mechanics & Efficiency Training

We break down each pitcher’s delivery and teach movement patterns that improve consistency, command, and velocity, while reducing unnecessary stress on the arm. Training focuses on:

  • Lower-body sequencing
  • Trunk timing
  • Arm path efficiency
  • Front-side stability
  • Release consistency

3. Arm Care & Strength Development

Pitchers follow a progressive arm-care routine used across college and professional programs. This includes shoulder stability work, deceleration training, mobility routines, and strength building based on each athlete’s needs.

4. Velocity & Power Progressions

Age-appropriate velocity development is introduced through structured drill progressions, lower-body power training, med-ball work, and monitored intent sessions, all designed to develop speed safely and sustainably.

5. Bullpen Work & Command Training

Pitchers learn how to execute game-ready bullpens, improve pitch shapes, and sharpen command. Each bullpen is purpose-driven with specific goals (e.g., fastball command, pitch sequencing, off-speed movement).

6. Tracking & Progress Measurement

Throughout the program, pitchers are re-tested to measure improvements in velocity, command, mechanics, and overall movement quality. Every athlete receives guidance for ongoing development between training cycles.

The Goal

To develop healthy, confident pitchers who understand their mechanics, throw with greater efficiency, and perform at a higher level—whether they’re preparing for the next age division, high school competition, or collegiate recruitment.

216 ACADEMY

Where baseball and softball players choose to train!