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Good stuff Josh! I wish I watched this video 15 years ago lol!!

Man. I’ve watched your stuff before and didn’t get it. But maybe I wasn’t ready to receive that info. This is the first time someone has truly described getting into the back leg. Then you broke down how you went too deep into it and I realized I was doing that too. But I finally felt my back leg truly involved and didn’t have to think hips turning or knee snapping down. Great stuff!!

CRAZY! I just felt the difference of feeling that force down DOWN  into the ground. But with the drop too.

This is great. Thank you for putting this out!

Really good stuff.  Really good.

What are some drills that emphasize some of the key features of this video?

Great video, more importantly explained very well! Thank you

What about for those who have a problem jumping down the mound

I don't understand anything... What should I do?

Great videos I can’t believe this is free
You talked about drills at the end for rotating properly
What ones would you recommend?

wow this might be your most helpful video so far! i'm 14 (HS freshman) who wants to reach low 80s for the season, making super quick velo jumps and i'm now up to high 70s but with no knowledge on back hip loading. this should really help, but are there any other cues to help with maintaining a vertical shin?

I keep opening up how do i fix this im 15 i throw sidearm and only hit 82

Hey Josh, have you ever used the core velocity belt? If you have, what are your thoughts on it?

Hey Josh, thank you for the awesome video.
How much force does the back leg really produce for pitching? I'm currently working through a torn rotator cuff injury, so I can really only throw from my ear. Could you get away with still putting up high velocity while not fully extending on your arm and highly honing in on your back leg?