Every so often, just whispering a few very specific sentences to a pitchers has added 2-3 mph onto their fastball before they've even touched a ball.

One that they could easily break free from if they tried.

As a baby, trainers would tie a chain to the baby elephants leg with the other end of the chain tied to a metal stake in the ground. 

If the baby elephant pulled harder, the chain would cut into the baby elephants skin, making it bleed and hurt even more.

Soon, it simply learned to stop trying.

Now as an adult elephant, that could easily dislodge a chain attached to a metal stake in the ground -- it remembers the pain it felt as a baby.

So it doesn't try to break free.

Even if the metal chain and stake have been replaced by a piece of rope and wooden stake.

The elephant will not run.

The elephants mind and body have been programmed to accept that there is this almost "invisible barrier" that cannot be crossed.

The mechanics...

The drills...

and even the phrases like "stay tall, get balanced"...

...have created an invisible barrier that has put a ceiling on your velocity. 

Right now you are pitching like an elephant chained to a stake.

Because the drills and phrases you heard when you were younger have unconsciously programmed your mind and body to function at a below optimal speed.  

Capping the amount of velocity that you can generate.

It doesn't matter if you spend your whole summer lifting weights, recruiting your friends for long toss, and practicing drills until the sun goes down...

Until you can teach your mind and body to break through that 'invisible barrier' -- your velocity will barely budge.

To unlock your full potential for throwing at maximum velocity you need to 'overclock' your body so that it moves and functions faster with more power and speed.

To do that, you need to smash through that 'invisible barrier'.

As I've mentioned before, I've spent years testing out and validating the 5 Key Laws of Pitching Biomechanics on literally hundreds of pitchers across the country for more than a decade.

I've tried more drills than I can count to try and speed up the process and I've also tried to teach the 5 key laws in an equal amount of attempts.

I've worked with thousands of pro, college, high school, and youth/little league pitchers and all fall into two categories.  Those that do some or all of the laws and those that don't.  

You know who the ones are that do.  All the pro's do or they wouldn't be pros.  Some high school and college pitchers do as they are the ones that move up levels.  And you know which youth pitchers do as they are blowing the ball by people.  

The laws all work together to make an elite, athletic, explosive, and powerful delivery.  Most pitchers simply aren't aware of the moves or worse, have had the moves coached out of them.  

Besides the given of more velocity, there are many other benefits from these key laws as well.

You will have the best command you've ever had in your life.  When you move better you command better.

Your secondary pitches will automatically be better.  Having a great breaking ball and change up requires elite arm speed.  The laws will give you more arm speed which will increase the spin and action on your secondary pitches.

But maybe the best additional benefit of all is you will be HEALTHY.  

Think about it in the weight room.  If you don't squat with proper technique only will you not lift as much weight as you can, you are at risk for injury.

Same with pitching.  By moving better, not only will you throw harder with more command, but you significantly lower your risk of injury.  

In the end, you are benefiting from the decade plus of trial and error as I've now put together the 'best of the best' when it comes to teaching a pitcher the 5 Key Laws of Pitching Biomechanics.

The 5 laws can be broken down to 4 laws that help you move your body better and the 5th law being the increase power and efficiency in your arm action which is what pitching is all about.  

Same in hitting, same in golf, same in tennis.  

The hitter that moves better has more bat speed.  More bat speed more exit velocity.  More exit velo is more balls that get past the infielder on the ground or on a line and more balls that get over the outfielders head.  This makes you a middle of the order hitter. This makes people want you to hit on their team.  

The golfer that moves his body better has more club head speed.  The more club head speed the faster the ball goes.  The faster the ball goes, the further the ball goes.  It's why a 5'9, 170 pound golfer can crush a drive over 300 yards.  

The tennis player that moves better has more racquet speed, the more racquet speed the more ball exit speed.  The faster the serve or the forehand.  The better you play, the further you go, the higher you are ranked.  

Pitching is the same.  The better you apply these laws the better your body moves and thus your arm speed.  Your arm speed is increase, the velocity is increase.  The harder you throw, the more action on your pitches, the better command, the better you pitch, the further you go with your game.  

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