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Yakkeraid Blog Image featuring a Yakkeraid being displayed and wording to tell which pitches the ball is good at helping to develop.

TAP® YAKKERAID: Training Off-Speed Pitch Feel T...

A round baseball gives almost no visible spin feedback during a bullpen session. The seams rotate, but reading them in real time requires either a trained eye or tracking technology...

TAP® YAKKERAID: Training Off-Speed Pitch Feel T...

A round baseball gives almost no visible spin feedback during a bullpen session. The seams rotate, but reading them in real time requires either a trained eye or tracking technology...

Spinaid Blog Main Image featuring different grips for pitches.

TAP® SPINAID™ 4-Seam and 2-Seam: See What Your ...

That immediate outcome is what makes SPINAID™ a self-guided learning tool. A pitcher cannot see their fingers or wrist position at release. But they can see what the ball did,...

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TAP® SPINAID™ 4-Seam and 2-Seam: See What Your ...

That immediate outcome is what makes SPINAID™ a self-guided learning tool. A pitcher cannot see their fingers or wrist position at release. But they can see what the ball did,...

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An athlete performs slow and controlled movement patterns with the rocket wrap around their elbow.

Compression Flossing for Throwers

Compression flossing is a short-duration Restore tool. A snug elastic band is applied briefly around a joint or limb segment while the athlete performs slow, controlled active movement.

Compression Flossing for Throwers

Compression flossing is a short-duration Restore tool. A snug elastic band is applied briefly around a joint or limb segment while the athlete performs slow, controlled active movement.

Self-Myofascial Release for Throwers

Self-Myofascial Release for Throwers

Pitching is built from the ground up. Recovery work should reflect that. When the hips, trunk, and upper back are less stiff, pitchers often move better through the kinetic chain...

Self-Myofascial Release for Throwers

Pitching is built from the ground up. Recovery work should reflect that. When the hips, trunk, and upper back are less stiff, pitchers often move better through the kinetic chain...

A baseball pitcher in mid-stride wearing a black Weighted Forearm Sleeve on his throwing arm, initiating the acceleration phase of a pitch to build shoulder strength and reduce joint stress.

Weighted Forearm Sleeve: Distal Loading and the...

Pitching generates some of the fastest joint motion ever measured in the human body. The shoulder rotates at 7,000 degrees per second or more during the acceleration phase—that's roughly 19...

Weighted Forearm Sleeve: Distal Loading and the...

Pitching generates some of the fastest joint motion ever measured in the human body. The shoulder rotates at 7,000 degrees per second or more during the acceleration phase—that's roughly 19...

Baseball player using a TAP® Throwing Sock to perform eccentric deceleration training for the posterior shoulder and rotator cuff during a pitching motion.

Wearable Throwing Sock: Confined-Throwing and D...

Picture the pitcher who finishes every outing with his arm snapping or whipping back across his body at the end of each pitch, his posture collapsing late in delivery, and...

Wearable Throwing Sock: Confined-Throwing and D...

Picture the pitcher who finishes every outing with his arm snapping or whipping back across his body at the end of each pitch, his posture collapsing late in delivery, and...

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