Velocity Pitching

This is the last chance to get some velocity pitching gear.

This month our shirt is hard work pays off!
HWPO
Wear this shirt and be proud of your hard work being a pitcher, a Velocity Pitcher!!

TShirt $25
Hoodie$30

The t-shirts are made of a performance fabric and the hoodies are lightweight good for sun or cool.

A Velocity Pitching Girl is more than a girl who can throw a softball.

She works hard when nobody is watching.

She competes — not just against the hitter, but against the player she was yesterday.

She supports other pitchers, because someone else’s success does not take away from her own.

She learns the game. She asks questions. She wants to understand the “why.”

She handles adversity. Bad inning? Tough loss? Rough weekend? She learns from it and gets back to work.

And most importantly, she takes responsibility for her own development.

Her parents can support her.
Her coaches can teach her.
Her teammates can encourage her.

But eventually, she has to own it.

That’s what we want Velocity Pitching to stand for.

Not just better pitchers.

Better competitors. Better teammates. More confident young women.

That’s a Velocity Pitching Girl. 🩷🥎🩷

Confidence isn’t linear.

One weekend she feels unhittable. The next, she’s questioning everything.

One inning she’s attacking hitters. The next, she’s struggling to find the zone.

That’s pitching.

And sometimes what a young pitcher needs most isn’t another drill — she needs someone she trusts to remind her who she is.

This weekend, multiple Velocity pitchers actually called Coach Casey during their tournaments.

Not after the weekend was over.

Not at their next lesson.

Right then.

Casey talked with them on the phone, watched GameChanger video, helped parents identify small mechanical adjustments they could make immediately, and sent short texts of encouragement when the girls needed it most.

And here’s the interesting part…

Every one of those pitchers performed better on Day 2 than they did on Day 1.

Coincidence?

Maybe.

But these “coincidences” seem to keep happening over and over again.

A pitching coach should absolutely help improve mechanics, velocity, command and movement.

But the RIGHT pitching coach understands there’s another part of developing a pitcher that may be just as important:

Her confidence.

Coach Casey doesn’t stop coaching when the lesson ends.

When one of her girls is struggling at a tournament, she wants the phone call. She wants the video. She wants to help.

Sometimes it’s a mechanical adjustment.

Sometimes it’s a reminder.

Sometimes it’s simply hearing, “You’re okay. Trust yourself. Go compete.”

And if these little “coincidences” keep leading to better Day 2 performances…

I’d want my pitcher to have a coach she can call, too. 🩷🥎

Does your pitching coach work on your daughter’s mechanics…

or does she work on the pitcher, too?

Think about this when you're at your next tournament and your girl needs help! Most parents just yell throw strikes, most pitching coaches are off enjoying their weekend, coach Casey is either at the ballpark or glued to Game Changer figuring out how to make your girl better.... Coach Casey is different! 🩷🩷🩷