The really good news
... our Teaching Model continually works to synchronize your
Hand and Leg movements to shape naturally productive
results.
ENDING WITH A COMPLETE "REFLEX ACTION"
MAXIMIZES LOCATION
By ending your
motion with a complete Upper Body "reflex action", your
Throwing Hand drives through a consistent release point
as a "reaction" to your Hip rotation.

Critical to
creating this "reaction", as you move into your Foot
Strike, your Core stays upright and your Hips/Shoulders
remain over your target line. From this position, as
your Front Foot makes contact with the ground, the
energy stored in your Back Leg instantly moves up your
vertical Core and into your Throwing Hand. With your
Throwing Hand "reacting" to your Hips, your Throwing
Hand comes through a consistently productive release
point.
DAMAGING BACK SHOULDER "REFLEX ACTIONS"
Let's say your
current Hand/Leg actions create a "reflex action" that
swings your Back Shoulder position to a new location
just a 1" from your last pitch. As a reaction to this 1"
difference, your new Back Shoulder position
automatically changes your Throwing Hand release point.
A 1" change in your release point causes you to miss
your last pitch location by 7".
East/West Back
Shoulder "Reflex Actions"
Your Hands/Leg
actions may swing your Shoulders horizontally. Every
time you "swing" your Shoulders horizontally off your
target line, you must "reverse-swing" your Back Shoulder
to exactly the same position as your last delivery or
run the risk of missing your target by 7" or more.

To instantly
eliminate his East/West Back Shoulder issues, our
Teaching Model uses an expanded version of Burnett’s
pitching chain to recommend a surprisingly simple
adjustment to his Front Leg.
North/South "Reflex
Actions"
Your Hands/Leg
actions may immediately launch your weight too far
forward too soon. To duplicate your last release point,
you must [remove the word “to”] separate your Hands at
exactly the same point as your last pitch. Miss your
last Separation point by even the smallest of margins
and you miss your target by 7" or more.

For Wells to stop
launching his weight toward Home too early in his motion
and to instantly produce an extremely reliable
Separation, our Teaching Model presents a fundamental
change to his Back Leg position.
HERE'S HOW "REFLEX ACTIONS" IMPACT YOUR SHOULDERS AND
HIPS
To actually see
you "reflex actions" ...
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Stand on your
Back Foot.
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Now, move
your Hands/Leg in various directions and in
different combinations.
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While you
move your Hands/Leg, your Hips/Shoulders
automatically tilt back, slant forward and swing
from side-to-side.
Each "reflex
action" causes your Back Shoulder to instinctively and
subconsciously move from over your Back Foot.
SYNCHRONIZED "REFLEX ACTIONS"
INCREASE EARNING POWER
We use our
exclusive pitching chain analysis to eliminate your
disruptive Hand and Leg movements. Your adjustments
produce a more naturally productive pitching motion.
With your improved ball control, our clients find
themselves being one of the first ones selected for
promotions.
You end up
earning more money in a shorter time than you ever
dreamed possible.
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THE
REALITY ABOUT "REFLEX ACTIONS"
Since your
"reflex actions" are instinctual and automatic, your
Hand/Leg actions always trigger Back Shoulder "reflex
actions".
Our focus on and
ability to recognize disruptive "reflex actions" give us
the ability to turn an "Advanced A" motion into a "Major
League" motion.
We take advantage
of Professional Pitching Coaches not taking your "reflex
actions" into consideration. In our opinion, had
Pitching Coaches taken "reflex actions" into
consideration, Major League clubs would be 5 deep with
#1 Pitchers.
CONTROLLING YOUR "REFLEX ACTIONS"
To show you
how to continually pound your target, we use your
pitching motion video to generate a Pitching Chain, a
frame by frame pitching motion picture. We use our
field-testing critical criteria to location your
Pitching Chain frame where your Back Shoulder swings out
of position. From this frame, we use our exclusive
"back framing" technique to find the Hand/Leg movements
creating your Back Shoulder disruption.
We then recommend
adjustments to your current Hand/Leg movements to keep
your Back Shoulder in position longer in your motion.
INCONSISTENT "REFLEX ACTIONS"
Once every 4-5
outings you have a tremendous outing. The next time out,
however, everything you thought you found in your last
outing you've lost??? My program shows you how to
reverse this trend. We show you how to move your
Hands/Legs to synchronize your "reflex actions" and have
tremendous outings 4 out of 5 times. After working with
us for a short time, even your poor outings are at least
as good as your best outings right now.
IGNORE YOUR "REFLEX ACTIONS" AND YOU PUT THE BALL OVER
THE PLATE MUCH TOO OFTEN
Your Shoulders
and Hips continually react to your Hand and Leg
movements. The more your Hand and Leg actions move your
Shoulders and/or Hips from your target line, the more
your natural release point becomes ineffective.
With an
unproductive release point, you need to find a new
productive Arm Slot for each outing. As you attempt to
find this Arm Slot, you put your pitches over the plate
too often. Should you get the opportunity to move up to
the Majors, Major League Hitters feast on these pitches
and you end up rubbing up a new ball more often than you
ever have.
There is,
however, light at the end of the tunnel. Your "reflex
actions" need not always be destructive. By allowing
the Professional Pitching Institute to synchronize your
Hand and Leg movements, you actually control your
"reflex actions". In fact, your entire Throwing Action
becomes a Throwing Reflex. At your Foot Strike, the
energy you store in your Lower Body instantly moves up a
vertical Core to drive your Upper Body through a
productive release point.
A throwing
reaction finds you consistently hitting your spots and
naturally keeping the ball away from the center of the
plate.
"REFLEX ACTIONS" EARLY IN THE GAME
Your disruptive
"reflex actions" create a non-productive release point.
In order to generate productive results, you need to
find a productive Arm Slot.
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When you find
your Arm Slot during warm-ups, you end up with a
dominating outing.
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When you
attempt to locate your Arm Slot in competition, you
risk putting the ball into the Hitter's hitting zone
more often than you want.
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After working
with us, your synchronized movements eliminates
disruptive "reflex actions", you continually find
your target during warm-ups and throw right to your
target beginning with your first pitch.