Custom Post-Game Reports

An important part of developing in-season is being able to track progress.

This is why I have created a post-game report that generates:

• Release point chart
• Velocity trends
• Movement plot
• Pitch metrics table
• Pitch usage breakdown
• Performance charts (vs. RHH and LHH)
• Pitch location chart

And more!

This might seem like a lot of information, but for a coach this can be a great way to see trends and understand a complete picture of how a pitcher is performing.

Maybe a pitcher's arm slot is changing by pitch type.

Maybe he has a huge velocity drop off after 60 pitches.

Maybe a pitcher is walking 15% of lefties compared to 7% of righties.

When you have objective information, you can now use it to improve practice plans and game execution.

It can be easy to miss something when you aren't tracking it. 

Let's take a look at the report!

Here is every page:

As you can see there is a lot of information here that can help guide decisions and make sure you are improving in the areas that matter most.

I am offering these reports to college players and coaches, and pro players at the AAA and MLB levels (only levels with public data available).

Colleges must use TrackMan in games for me to have access to data.

What you can expect:

• Reports sent the day after every outing (if data has become available)
• Input and advice on areas I think you can improve

Prices:

College Players - $250 for remainder of season

College coaches - $500 for remainder of season (reports sent for every pitcher)

Pro players - $300/month

Reply to this email if you are interested in getting started!

That's all for today. See you next week!

Whenever you are ready, there are 3 ways I can help you: 

1. Remote Training: a personalized throwing and lifting program built for you and your goals.

2. In-Person Training: Work with me in Phoenix, Arizona. Personalized training program to help you reach your goals. Trackman and edgertronic for bullpen sessions.

3. Pitch Design "U" Course: A complete blueprint for developing nasty pitches and optimizing how you use your stuff. 3+ hours of easy to follow video lessons.