Bryson Birch
Pitching > Delivery-Mechanical Breakdown
NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo
The Ball Yard Training Center
Jan 11, 2025, 8:00AM - 1:00PM CST
3 / 5
Bryson Birch, , NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo Evaluations: Pitching > Delivery-Mechanical Breakdown (TEST), 📍Fargo, ND, 📅 Sat, 01/11/25, ⏰ 10:20 AM
Bryson Birch, , NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo Evaluations: Pitching > Delivery-Mechanical Breakdown (TEST), 📍Fargo, ND, 📅 Sat, 01/11/25, ⏰ 10:20 AM
NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo
The Ball Yard Training Center
Jan 11, 2025, 8:00AM - 1:00PM CST
3 / 5
You’re showing good velocity and a strong foundation in your mechanics. To improve further, focus on getting your front arm out front and driving your elbow through your motion. This adjustment will help you maintain better alignment and transfer energy more effectively, which will enhance both your velocity and accuracy.
Another key area to refine is your stride. Work on striding out further during your delivery to maximize the power generated by your lower body. A longer stride will help you get down the mound more efficiently, allowing for a stronger finish and better extension toward the plate.
By incorporating these adjustments—driving your front elbow and extending your stride—you’ll improve the overall efficiency and effectiveness of your pitching mechanics. Keep building on these strengths, and you’ll see continued progress. Great work!
Another key area to refine is your stride. Work on striding out further during your delivery to maximize the power generated by your lower body. A longer stride will help you get down the mound more efficiently, allowing for a stronger finish and better extension toward the plate.
By incorporating these adjustments—driving your front elbow and extending your stride—you’ll improve the overall efficiency and effectiveness of your pitching mechanics. Keep building on these strengths, and you’ll see continued progress. Great work!
Bryson Birch, , NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo Evaluations: Pitching > Delivery-Mechanical Breakdown (TEST), 📍Fargo, ND, 📅 Sat, 01/11/25, ⏰ 10:20 AM
Hitting > Putting All Together (Tee)
NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo
The Ball Yard Training Center
Jan 11, 2025, 8:00AM - 1:00PM CST
3 / 5
You have a great load and excellent tempo, which sets you up well at the start of your swing. However, one key adjustment is to avoid rushing as you move forward. While your load tempo is spot-on, once you start your swing, you tend to get a bit too quick in and out of the hitting zone. This can limit your ability to make solid, consistent contact.
The best way to correct this is to focus on allowing your backside to drive through the baseball. By engaging your lower half and ensuring your back hip and knee rotate fully, you’ll stay in the zone longer and create a more direct, powerful bat path. Avoid spinning off the ball, as this can pull you out of position and lead to weaker contact or rollovers.
Drills that emphasize backside drive, such as tee work focusing on hitting through the ball to centerfield or slow-motion swings, can help reinforce this adjustment. With your strong load and tempo, refining these details will take your swing to the next level. Keep up the great work—you’re very close to unlocking your full potential at the plate!
The best way to correct this is to focus on allowing your backside to drive through the baseball. By engaging your lower half and ensuring your back hip and knee rotate fully, you’ll stay in the zone longer and create a more direct, powerful bat path. Avoid spinning off the ball, as this can pull you out of position and lead to weaker contact or rollovers.
Drills that emphasize backside drive, such as tee work focusing on hitting through the ball to centerfield or slow-motion swings, can help reinforce this adjustment. With your strong load and tempo, refining these details will take your swing to the next level. Keep up the great work—you’re very close to unlocking your full potential at the plate!
Bryson Birch, , NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo Evaluations: Hitting > Putting All Together (Tee) (TEST), 📍Fargo, ND, 📅 Sat, 01/11/25, ⏰ 11:37 AM
Bryson Birch, , NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo Evaluations: Hitting > Putting All Together (Tee) (TEST), 📍Fargo, ND, 📅 Sat, 01/11/25, ⏰ 11:37 AM
NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo
The Ball Yard Training Center
Jan 11, 2025, 8:00AM - 1:00PM CST
3 / 5
You have a great load and excellent tempo, which sets you up well at the start of your swing. However, one key adjustment is to avoid rushing as you move forward. While your load tempo is spot-on, once you start your swing, you tend to get a bit too quick in and out of the hitting zone. This can limit your ability to make solid, consistent contact.
The best way to correct this is to focus on allowing your backside to drive through the baseball. By engaging your lower half and ensuring your back hip and knee rotate fully, you’ll stay in the zone longer and create a more direct, powerful bat path. Avoid spinning off the ball, as this can pull you out of position and lead to weaker contact or rollovers.
Drills that emphasize backside drive, such as tee work focusing on hitting through the ball to centerfield or slow-motion swings, can help reinforce this adjustment. With your strong load and tempo, refining these details will take your swing to the next level. Keep up the great work—you’re very close to unlocking your full potential at the plate!
The best way to correct this is to focus on allowing your backside to drive through the baseball. By engaging your lower half and ensuring your back hip and knee rotate fully, you’ll stay in the zone longer and create a more direct, powerful bat path. Avoid spinning off the ball, as this can pull you out of position and lead to weaker contact or rollovers.
Drills that emphasize backside drive, such as tee work focusing on hitting through the ball to centerfield or slow-motion swings, can help reinforce this adjustment. With your strong load and tempo, refining these details will take your swing to the next level. Keep up the great work—you’re very close to unlocking your full potential at the plate!
Bryson Birch, , NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo Evaluations: Hitting > Putting All Together (Tee) (TEST), 📍Fargo, ND, 📅 Sat, 01/11/25, ⏰ 11:37 AM
Hitting > Putting All Together (Tee)
NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo
The Ball Yard Training Center
Jan 11, 2025, 8:00AM - 1:00PM CST
N/A
N/A
Bryson Birch, , NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo Evaluations: Hitting > Putting All Together (Tee) (TEST), 📍Fargo, ND, 📅 Sat, 01/11/25, ⏰ 11:37 AM
Bryson Birch, , NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo Evaluations: Hitting > Putting All Together (Tee) (TEST), 📍Fargo, ND, 📅 Sat, 01/11/25, ⏰ 11:37 AM
NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo
The Ball Yard Training Center
Jan 11, 2025, 8:00AM - 1:00PM CST
N/A
N/A
Bryson Birch, , NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo Evaluations: Hitting > Putting All Together (Tee) (TEST), 📍Fargo, ND, 📅 Sat, 01/11/25, ⏰ 11:37 AM
Pitching > Delivery-Mechanical Breakdown
NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo
The Ball Yard Training Center
Jan 11, 2025, 8:00AM - 1:00PM CST
N/A
N/A
Bryson Birch, , NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo Evaluations: Pitching > Delivery-Mechanical Breakdown (TEST), 📍Fargo, ND, 📅 Sat, 01/11/25, ⏰ 10:20 AM
Bryson Birch, , NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo Evaluations: Pitching > Delivery-Mechanical Breakdown (TEST), 📍Fargo, ND, 📅 Sat, 01/11/25, ⏰ 10:20 AM
NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo
The Ball Yard Training Center
Jan 11, 2025, 8:00AM - 1:00PM CST
N/A
N/A
Bryson Birch, , NextLevel Development Baseball Camp Fargo Evaluations: Pitching > Delivery-Mechanical Breakdown (TEST), 📍Fargo, ND, 📅 Sat, 01/11/25, ⏰ 10:20 AM
PLAYERS WAY EVALUATION AND TEST SCORE
ATHLETES FIRST - DEVELOPMENT DRIVEN - POTENTIAL MAXIMIZED
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Another key area to refine is your stride. Work on striding out further during your delivery to maximize the power generated by your lower body. A longer stride will help you get down the mound more efficiently, allowing for a stronger finish and better extension toward the plate.
By incorporating these adjustments—driving your front elbow and extending your stride—you’ll improve the overall efficiency and effectiveness of your pitching mechanics. Keep building on these strengths, and you’ll see continued progress. Great work!