Some Pitches are Just a Waste of Time.

The video discusses various pitches that are not recommended for amateur baseball players, including the two-seamer, cutter, slurve, knuckleball, screwball, and forkball. It explains the challenges and limitations of each pitch, emphasizing the importance of mastering a fastball, changeup, and one good breaking ball for success. The video advises against using complex pitches that require advanced skills and suggests focusing on developing a strong foundation with simpler pitches.

How does the teacher differentiate between a good fastball and a poorly executed two-seamer?

What is the primary function of a splitter or forkball in a pitcher's arsenal?

Why is it important for amateur pitchers to focus on mastering only a few pitches?

What does the teacher suggest is the best approach for developing a pitching repertoire?