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FREE FIELD GUIDE · FOR PARENTS & COACHES

BETTER VIDEO.
BETTER FEEDBACK.

Know where to stand, which settings to use, and what to keep in frame when you record your kid’s pitches.

  • Three useful camera angles, illustrated
  • Simple settings for clear slow motion
  • Gear picks and a practical review routine
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7-page PDF. Made for the phone you already own.

THE PARENT & COACH EDITIONCover of Recording Pitches: Clearer video. More useful feedback.
YOUR NEXT BULLPEN, IN BETTER FOCUS.
START WITH YOUR PHONE.FIND THE RIGHT ANGLE.KEEP THE WHOLE DELIVERY.

WHAT’S INSIDE

A SMALL GUIDE.
A CLEARER PICTURE.

No expensive camera needed. Take this illustrated reference to practice and spend less time guessing about your setup.

01 / CAMERA ANGLES

Stand in the right spot.

See the side, rear and protected front views, plus how to frame the whole delivery.

02 / VIDEO SETTINGS

Make slow motion useful.

Choose a frame rate for the light, keep focus steady and check for blur before the session.

03 / GEAR & FEEDBACK

Record. Review. Repeat.

Build a small kit, keep clips organized and review a few representative pitches with the player.

A page from the guide showing three camera positions and an illustrated pitcher
A real page from the guide.

SEE IT BEFORE YOU FILM IT

LESS GUESSWORK.
MORE OF THE DELIVERY.

A clipped throwing hand or a moving camera makes feedback harder. The guide shows you how to keep the useful details in view.

Plus: extra field tips, a simple review routine, and equipment recommendations for practice and game day.

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