BASEBALL PITCHERS: 

Improve Control, Throw More Strikes 
in 14 Days
or Your Money Back!

    It's almost a cliché - the pitcher with great stuff who can't throw strikes. Some guys overcome this obstacle and continue on to a fine career.  Many do not.

     In baseball circles, there is much talk about the necessity of good control.  To reach the highest levels of this game, however, COMMAND of at least two pitches is required - three would be better.  Having command of a pitch means you can throw it in the strike zone in any situation or count.  But how do pitchers and coaches actually train to accomplish this key objective?

      Allow me to introduce myself - my name is Steve Zawrotny.  After 30 plus years as a player and coach, from Little League through NCAA D-1 and pro baseball, I've seen a lot. I'm now an author of four baseball training booklets, inventor of several unique training products, and a baseball pitching instructor and training consultant in Oklahoma City, OK.  I've presented my training methods to coaches in clinics across the US and in Europe.

     From my own playing days, I remember what it's like to be on the hill, trying hard to find the plate and not being able to do so.  And I know that few things are more frustrating for a coach than watching guys struggle in a game, seemingly incapable of throwing a strike. 

• Pitch Location 

• Pitch Movement

• Pitch Velocity

• Pitching Mechanics

• Fielding The Position

• Controlling Base Runners

• Strength & Conditioning

• Adequate Rest & Nutrition

     Seems like a lot, doesn't it? That's why there are not a lot of MLB pitchers in the world, and those that make it to the big leagues command millions in salary. If you were to ask any of these pitchers (as I have), which of the above listed factors is most important, all of them would answer "pitch location" as the first skill to master. The rest of the list is easier (note I didn't say easy!) to accomplish.

     No matter how good your "stuff" is, if you can't put it over the plate, you simply won't advance far in this game. So here's a useful tip I'll pass on to you right here:

"The Better Your Location Is, 
The Less Important The Quality Of Your Stuff"

     This is not to suggest that you don't need to work on developing good "stuff." It simply means that you can get away with not having overwhelming velocity, as one example. Good velocity helps, of course, but it is not the key to pitching success. When you're trying to jam a hitter, it is more important for that pitch to be properly located than it is for it to be of high velocity. Location is what makes a pitcher with average stuff a winner.

     I get paid by the hour as a pitching instructor and consultant, and I receive a great deal of enjoyment helping players improve their pitching skills. Since there's just one of me, I've compiled this booklet to help as many pitchers as possible.  This way, you can receive the same highly effective techniques and methods I've been teaching my private students for years in 

Location Mechanics
A Target-Based Approach to Improved Pitching Control

• "Mental" causes for poor control and effective remedies for each

• "Physical" or mechanical causes for poor control and effective remedies for each

• Two simple but highly effective methods to help pitchers consistently locate pitches throughout the entire strike zone on ANY count

• Drills to improve and maintain good control

• The three types of curveballs and when to throw each

• A simple method for evaluating pitchers to determine causes of poor control

• And MUCH more!

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     What you'll get is a proven system that coaches and pitchers at any level of the game can learn and implement to improve their ability to consistently locate any pitch - straight or breaking - throughout the entire strike zone.

QUICKIE QUIZ:

• Need to learn more about "Pitching by The Count" and the best pitch to throw depending on what the count is? You'll find this info on page 3

• How helpful would it be to have a tool for evaluating a pitcher's mechanics to identify flaws contributing to poor control? 
  Find this on page 13

• Wondering exactly which area of pitching mechanics have the greatest effect on control?  Read Chapters 4 & 5

• Did you know there is more to successfully throwing breaking pitches than just getting them over the plate?  I teach a simple but effective system of  Three Types of Curveballs or breaking pitches Each should be thrown in different counts and game situations. Read page 16 to learn more about how this is done

• Pages 35 and 36 show how pitchers can practice to consistently locate "difficult to control" breaking pitches

• What's the most important pitch of all?  Answer on Page 1

BONUS: How About If I "Throw In" This
 Special E-Report - FREE!

"PITCHING FOCUS: A Baseball Pitcher's Guide
To Enhancing Game Performance."

     This valuable resource contains 10 Principles of Pitching that pitchers should apply every time they take the mound in a game. Written by myself and Jim Haller, a former #1 draft pick of the L.A. Dodgers, these key concepts have been distilled from nearly 40 years of Major League and Division-1 college playing, coaching, and teaching.

This handy tool is yours FREE with purchase of
Location Mechanics

     SATISFACTION GUARANTEE:  I'm so confident that my pitching training system will improve the control of any pitcher, I'm making this pledge: Use the system, drills and information contained in this 36 page E-BOOKLET for a full 30 days. Email me anytime with questions. If after this time your pitching control has not improved, get back to us and we'll refund your purchase price.  The E-BOOKLET & FREE E-REPORT are yours to keep!

You Can't Lose - Either Your Control Improves, 
or You Get Your Money Back!

"I'm a college pitching coach. I have read your 
booklet and really like a lot of the information in it. 
I got a lot out of the mental pressure drills."

Clint McAuley, Northeast Mississippi CC