Jim Haller's
Pitching Practice Blog

Pitchers who throw a fastball that tops 95+ mph--with command--need not go any further into this blog than this paragraph because it is not for them. Neither is it for those who are satisfied with their pitch location--putting the ball where you want to consistently.

Learn more about things like: imparting movement on the ball, setting up hitters, game strategies, and more. Feel free to leave me your questions and comments.

Be sure to TRY OUT the DH Pitching Training System FOR THIRTY-DAYS!!!

Mar 2, 2008, Pitch Control: Too Many Walks... Not Enough First Pitch Strikes... “Pitching Training Aids”

Many products make hopeful promises-- But can they deliver?

If you are one of the many youth, high school, or college pitchers who struggle with control, you are considered “fair game” for a variety of products claiming to offer “the cure.”

The fact is that there is no simple cure for poor pitch location. There are just too many factors that affect it. Throwing mechanics, natural abilities, concentration, etc. So, anyone who claims to offer a “cure” should be regarded with suspicion.

Feb 11, 2008, What Many Baseball Coaches Have Found Out About The DH

(besides the fact that it's a very effective tool for training pitchers)

Coaches across the country are turning to the Designated Hitter to train their pitchers to throw more strikes, walk fewer batters, and attack the inside part of the plate. Learn why this unique training tool has baseball coaches so excited...

Jan 26, 2008, LM-Booklet: Secrets To Precision Control & Pitch Location

LM-Booklet: Location Mechanics -- Secrets To Precision Control & Pitch Location

Nov 5, 2007, DH Heads for the 2007 National Convention of Fast Pitch Softball Coaches in Vegas...

Heading up the list of Exhibitors at the 2007 National Convention of Fast Pitch Softball Coaches from November 28 to December 1 in Las Vegas will be ProMounds Sports with their award winning Designated Hitter Pitching System. It’s the only training system that provides instant feedback on each pitch thrown during bullpen and pitching practice sessions. With it, pitchers learn how to develop consistent pitch control and location.

Oct 22, 2007, Fall Baseball

Five Ways To Get More Out Of Your Fall Baseball Program