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The Portland Pitching Difference

Among all the pitching "experts" out there, who can you trust? Information is all over the place, but we've cleaned it up by researching and using experimentation and experience to find the proper mix of techniques that work to make you the best pitcher you can be.
With Portland Pitching, we promise you will learn the right way to improve from this point forward.
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A 90mph fastball used to be a weapon, but it is now a below average pitch at the Major League level. Velocity is widely considered the #1 indicator for success at the highest levels, but it must be combined with accuracy, consistency, and health. With Portland Pitching, we use proven methodologies to ensure you are best positioned to take the next step forward as a baseball player.

A pitching coach/instructor should be expected to give you the best chance to stay healthy and continue to advance as a pitcher. While velocity development is important and is a major focus of our programs, the individual nature of pitching makes universal velocity-gain promises impossible to deliver upon. Portland Pitching develops your all-around game and velocity is most definitely a part of that. What works for someone else might not work for you. We will take the time to ensure the path you are on is the correct one for whatever your goals may be.

Far too many programs and coaches advance pitchers too quickly. In professional baseball, what do pitchers who are struggling attribute their problems to? The basic fundamentals. Pitching is repetition and engraining great fundamentals is what makes you a better pitcher both in the short and long-term. You will always need them and, if you don't master the basics now, you'll wish you would have in the future.

Whether it is your first time pitching or you're trying to get a college scholarship, before you are "allowed" to advance to the next step of our programming, we are committed to mastering the fundamentals of good mechanics. What does that mastery do? It makes you more accurate, more powerful, more consistent, more comfortable, and more successful. You simply don't develop into a great pitcher who stays healthy by taking the basics lightly.

Once those great fundamentals are habits and we have an established base of strength and mobility, we get to continue on the road to greatness through developing the finer points of our game: changing speeds with sharper, more effective breaking pitches and big-time change-ups, setting hitters up with situational pitch selection, how to make in-game adjustments, and much, much more.

Take a few minutes, look around our website and let us know when you are ready to take the next step toward becoming an elite pitcher.
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