What is the Best Arm Slot for Pitchers?
Follow 1 Simple Rule to Find Out
January 29, 2013
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The often-taught coaching concept to throw Over the Top produces throwing motions like this:



But this significantly increases arm stress:

So a simple rule to follow to find the correct arm slot for a pitcher is:
Make sure their eyes are level at Release Point.




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