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Stance, stride, top of the circle, foot strike, release and follow-through, marked on the video. Move any of them by hand.
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Upload a pitch and Coach Guide replies with what's working, one thing to work on, a drill, and what to film next. On its own, or between lessons with your coach. Free every month.
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Film a pitch on your phone and share it with your pitching coach. They comment right on the moment, like foot strike or release, and you both see the delivery broken down.
Glove Pop tracks the pitcher in the video, so feedback can point at the exact moment and you can see what changed.
Stance, stride, top of the circle, foot strike, release and follow-through, marked on the video. Move any of them by hand.
Timing and body positions from the tracked skeleton, each with what it means. Body positions only from side-on video, where they can be trusted.
Line two pitches up phase by phase, or lay one over the other, to see what changed between lessons.
Your coach's words, AI suggestions and measured numbers are each labelled, so you always know what came from whom.
One focus, a drill with how much to do, and what to film next. Keep the same focus until it's working.
Already have a pitching coach? If they're on Glove Pop, share your videos with them: they comment right on the moment and recommend drills. Ask them to invite you from their account. If they're not, Coach Guide works between lessons.
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CoachFoot strike
Glove arm flies open here. Keep it tucked to your side as the stride foot lands.
Drill: Power line · 3 sets of 10