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Welcome to The Velocity Lab! — Your new home for elite baseball development
We’re excited to have you here! This community is built to help athletes, parents, and coaches develop stronger, healthier, more explosive pitchers through proven training systems, mechanics clarity, and science-based velocity development. Here’s how to get the most out of your membership: 1. Read the Rules & About section 2. Introduce yourself in General Discussion 3. Post a mechanics video in Mechanics Breakdown if you want feedback 4. Explore drills, programs, and resources across all categories What You Get: ✔️ Velocity & pitching training ✔️ Mechanics breakdowns ✔️ Strength & mobility routines ✔️ Mindset training ✔️ Drills, workouts & weekly guidance Our mission is simple:Help you throw harder, stay healthy, and compete smarter. Welcome aboard — let’s get to work. 💪⚾
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How this community will help your pitcher improve safely
Most kids don’t need “more throwing.” They need better throwing + smart strength + recovery. In this community, you’ll get: - Simple mechanical cues (no over-coaching) - Age-appropriate drill progressions - Arm-care routines that actually fit real life - Weekly focus points so your pitcher improves without burning out If you comment your athlete’s age + current velo, I’ll reply with a safe starting focus.
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Start Here: First Week Roadmap
NEW MEMBERS CLEAR DIRECTION ON WHAT TO DO NEXT Post Content (short idea): “Your first 7 days inside The Velocity Lab:• Day 1: Read rules, categories, introduce yourself• Day 2: Watch mechanics basics• Day 3: Try the Warm-Up & Arm-Care routine• Day 4: Record a mechanics video• Day 5: Post your video for feedback• Day 6: Try 2 pitching drills• Day 7: Share a weekly win”
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The 3 Checkpoints I Look For in Every Pitcher
When I evaluate a pitcher, I’m not looking at everything at once. I’m looking for three non-negotiable checkpoints that tell me whether the delivery is repeatable, efficient, and sustainable over time. In this lesson, I walk through: - The 3 checkpoints I assess first - Why these positions matter more than isolated drills - How missing just one can limit velocity, command, or arm health Use this as a self-check or reference point as you train. Clean mechanics start with clarity. 📌 Watch closely — small details here make a big difference.
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Your #1 Goal: Repeatable Mechanics
One of the biggest separators between developing pitchers and consistently successful pitchers is repeatability. Repeatable mechanics allow you to: - Throw with better command - Increase velocity safely - Reduce unnecessary stress on the arm - Perform consistently under game pressure In this lesson, Jordan explains why repeatable mechanics should always come before velocity or pitch design, and what young pitchers should focus on to build a delivery they can rely on inning after inning. This video sets the foundation for everything we teach inside Velocity Lab.
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