When should you learn a curveball?

The video discusses the complexities of teaching curveballs to young baseball players, emphasizing the importance of starting at age 14 to develop a strong pitch by the time they reach high school. It highlights the challenges of mastering a curveball, comparing it to sliders, and stresses the need for a balanced pitch mix to avoid overuse injuries. The video also provides guidelines on the appropriate frequency of curveball use in games and underscores the importance of long-term practice and development to achieve a high-quality pitch.

What are the multiple factors involved in teaching a curveball to young pitchers?

At what age does the speaker recommend teaching a curveball?

What is the primary goal when teaching a curveball to a young pitcher?

According to the speaker, why do many pitchers end up learning a slider instead of a curveball?

What does the research from ASMI suggest about the stress levels of throwing a curveball compared to a fastball?

What is the recommended pitch mix for a three-pitch player according to the speaker?

How should young pitchers practice their curveball according to the speaker?

What is the significance of the 14U and 15U summer seasons in relation to curveball development?

Why is it important for pitchers to stick with their chosen pitch, whether it's a curveball or a slider?

What does the speaker suggest about the long-term process of developing a good curveball?