People who dont understand baseball don't realize that batters have virtually no time to decide what to do with a 95 mph pitch, as soon as the ball is released, you have to predict the ball's end location and basically start your swing as soon as the ball is released, then you have to decide whether to swing or lay off. There's a reason why hitting a baseball is one of the hardest things to do in all of sports.
.......is that why when they do make contact they sorta do a light jog to the base because they can't believe they actually got a hit? I never seen a sport with such low amount of hustle.
@@Multi.SlayerHustling on hits you know you aren’t going to reach on is just asking to be injured. While there are definitely times when players don’t put in as much speed as they should, 99% of the time a player runs as fast as necessary in order to get the most out of their hit.
MLB hitters have a god-like ability to process information. They've got a fraction of a second to read pitch location, velocity, and break. It's a miracle anyone can hit against modern MLB pitchers.
It's called batting practice and muscle memory. The more a player practice hitting a curveball, the better chance he'll hit it due to muscle memory. It becomes natural. This is of course all things being equal. A strikeout can also depend on many things besides the pitcher having good stuff.
Baseball Batter: The reaction time for a baseball batter is typically around 0.40 seconds to react to a pitch and make contact with the ball. This time can vary depending on the speed of the pitch, the distance from the pitcher to the plate, and the individual batter’s skills. For example, a 100 mph fastball would give the batter approximately 0.380 seconds to react. Boxer: In boxing, reaction times are crucial for responding to an opponent’s punches. While there isn’t a direct equivalent to a baseball pitch, a boxer’s reaction time to a punch can be as short as 0.1-0.2 seconds. However, this time can vary greatly depending on the individual boxer’s skills, the type of punch, and the distance between the opponents.
Average MLB batter has 20:13 vision and Ted Williams had 20:10 vision. I have horrendous eyesight, so I always loved that Danny Jansen has success as a hitter in MLB with glasses, when corrective lenses are only meant to bring your eyesight up to 20:20. It just goes back to what you’re saying where they’re built different. What Jansen lacks in eyesight he would make up for in reaction time. Whether it’s their eyes, reflexes, or both, it’s undeniable that they’re almost superhuman in their abilities compared to the general population.
Modern pitchers aren't really any harder to hit than any other generation. They just swap them out more often where their arms are fresher. Batters strike out more because hitting for contact has been de-emphasized to such a large degree in favor of power
This looks pretty good. Great depiction of the reaction time. What’s crazy though is that nothing could ever capture what it’s really like unless you’re standing in the batters box. I played baseball through college and I have no idea how these guys in the pros do it. The best pitcher I ever faced barely scratched the surface in the pros. He was an absolute stud in college. Threw the ball over 95 miles an hour as a pitcher and he led the league in Home runs as a hitter. Now the slowest pitchers in baseball will throw 95. They pull 100 like it’s nothing. A guy that throws upper 90s to 100 with multiple pitches is just insane.
I've faced up to 95mph as a hitter. As velocity increases, the perceived difference increases also. There's a huge difference between 85 and 88mph. But the difference seems much bigger from 90 to 93. At 90mph or so, you start hearing the ball out of the pitcher's hand a lot more. It's a hiss and a slight buzz as it approaches the plate. And it's louder than anything else in your brain for that half second. The faster the pitch, the louder the buzz and it's a little bit terrifying. Good times! :) Overall though, the animation is good at showing relative velocities and reaction time required. Now just get your hands on a high end Magnus effect simulator and you can start throwing deuces. :P
@@mrgold714Ohtani does'nt gamble. But again got to explain the facts, Shohei was cleared and innocent, including by the IRS homeland security and the FBI they can care less about some baseball player, they have Ippie on video tape and on bank fraud. And records showed Ippie gambled on sports but not baseball. The reason Ippie got in trouble is because he stole money from Shohei, Even if the translator is the fall guy, there's no proof or record anyone bet on baseball. Shohei would've gotten a maximum ten game suspention on MLB rule on illegal gambling with an unlicenced bookie on sports, the reason Pete Rose is banned is because there's proof and record he bet on baseball. Again the reason Ippie got in trouble by the league and the law is because he was caught stealing money and bank fraud.
This explains why like a third of all current MLB at-bats end in strikeouts these days. Many more pitchers now can throw 90, 95, 100 mph. Some are now hitting 102 to 105 mph.
As a hitter who had the “lucky” chance to face 101mph in a game, in my experience, 100 and 92 look almost identical to the eyes, however, when swinging at 100, I felt like my hands were so slow, like suddenly my bat speed disappeared
90mph is 132 ft/sec. The rubber is 60.5' away. That means from the rubber to the plate takes only 0.4583 seconds. At 95mph, that is 139.333 ft/sec and only 0.4342 sec. 100mph, 146.6667 ft/sec, 0.4132 sec.
Nice. Would like to see the view as hitters and catchers point of view. A break down in different mound differences. Like, 45 50 55 60 65 for mound distance for 10-12 years then distance and speed for average 13-16 , high school , and the. Professional. I think it would be useful
Unless you’ve stood in the batters box and faced live pitching, you can’t appreciate how difficult it is to make solid contact. Throw in a curveball or a change up, then a fastball looks even faster.
Baseball Batter: The reaction time for a baseball batter is typically around 0.40 seconds to react to a pitch and make contact with the ball. This time can vary depending on the speed of the pitch, the distance from the pitcher to the plate, and the individual batter’s skills. For example, a 100 mph fastball would give the batter approximately 0.380 seconds to react. Boxer: In boxing, reaction times are crucial for responding to an opponent’s punches. While there isn’t a direct equivalent to a baseball pitch, a boxer’s reaction time to a punch can be as short as 0.1-0.2 seconds. However, this time can vary greatly depending on the individual boxer’s skills, the type of punch, and the distance between the opponents. BOXER HAVE WAY LESS TIME
To make it more realistic, you could have factored gravity in. The equations are simple, and it shows the additional time you get on the slower pitches due to the loft needed to reach the plate.
I can only imagine what an animation would look like explaining the run speed going first to third, critical of competent base running on any level. ..and how about rounding third heading home.
I stopped tracking the ball well as a hitter at like 58 mph lol. I can't imagine standing in there. It's like a video game. Hitting the button before the pitch even comes
the velo feels exaggerated and surprising cause the pitcher's delivery is so nonchalant and doesn't appear to conform with what you may expect in real life. It would be interesting if you could capture just the 'silhouette' of an actual pitcher and alter the perspective accordingly.
It'd be different if it was always a fastball. Imagine facing someone like Andrew Miller who threw upper 90s fastball and alternated that with one of the nastiest sliders you'll ever see.
I remember getting in one of those batting cages at an Espn Zone and you could select from different mlb pitchers. I chose Verlander & i think it was set to 90mph or close. The loud pop of the ball hitting the wall mat behind me followed by the swish of my bat followed by laughter from my friends.
This is really good for helping people understand at a basic level. Even if it doesn't actually represent the true speed of a pitch because the horizontal velocity by a slower pitch will be greater then that of a faster pitch. This leads to a 40mph pitch being even slower relative to a 100mph than indicated here. But could you possibly alter the animation to include the most efficient arch for each ball speed?
When I pitched in little league I threw at 60mph but since you are 15 feet closer the ball looks like its going 80mph so even though I was not throwing very fast it looked fast especially to 11 year old kids.
like a 1/3 of a second to adjust to 100 mph fast ball, it's mostly a guessing game, will it be any of the various pitches thrown and decide which one in a fraction of a second,
Hey, that was great! This shows a “fastball” but if you want to do a 2.0, you should show a couple of other pitches like curve and sinker. Also, you might want to think about collaborating with some baseball commentators like Jomboy and your idea could really take off! I think you’re on to something here. Thank you for this video.
@@Allstar7everynameistaken no one that throws 94 talks like that, you gotta have multiple schools and even MLB organizations wanting you at that speed lmao.
This is likely faster than in the box since the ball is sustaining speed instead of losing it and has no arc. The reason why it feels slow is because there is no vertical movement to account for. If you throw two objects with the same horizontal velocity but one flat and one in an arc, the one with the arc has a greater total velocity due to vertical movement.
Not to knock you or anything but these animations lack physics. A 40mph pitch doesn't travel in a straight line across a distance of 60.6ft. A 40mph pitch would have a significant arch to it.
Bud let it go.. it’s just to prove the ones who think they can hit a baseball when all they do is play MLB THE SHOW. I think the UA-camr knows such physics.
@24Baseball Mate. Use a little critical thinking. Obviously the poster knows how the basic physics behind it works. I didnt say they don't. Just that the animation doesn't reflect that. Also no one who thinks hitting a baseball is playing MLB the Show. Because they don't care about baseball and know next to nothing about it
Because it’s only tracking the ball so it feels like there’s more time but when you account for the hitter needing a certain amount of time to swing the bat, there’s hardly anytime to react.
Kinda like a hockey goalie, almost no time to react with your natural reflexes, it's anticipation, reading, bit of luck even though i dont believe in luck
70 probably but definitely not 80 if you don’t know exactly where the fastball is gonna be at since it don’t go right down the middle if your facing an actual mlb pitcher
It got there in a fraction of a second. If your gonna pretend like your good atleast make it believable. At 12 your prolly throwing 50 mph thinking your Roger Clemons or smt 😂
@@Akainu-es6ct 12 yr olds throwing 50😂 ur funny, that’s probably what you threw when you were 12, I have arm strength camps to help me throw faster and I work out, go to my baseball facility every day so maybe try and be nice? Ever tried that?
@@CityOfSeagy “if that was really 100mph, I would be in the majors as a 12 yrs old” quote of what you said. If you played baseball you would know how fast 100mph would be and the video is a perfect description of 100mph down to the millisecond. After that sentence everything else that comes out of your mouth should be labeled as b.s
I would recommend seeking pitching coaches or videos to improve your form as well as strength training. As a 17 year old your fastball needs to average 75-85 mph.
People who dont understand baseball don't realize that batters have virtually no time to decide what to do with a 95 mph pitch, as soon as the ball is released, you have to predict the ball's end location and basically start your swing as soon as the ball is released, then you have to decide whether to swing or lay off. There's a reason why hitting a baseball is one of the hardest things to do in all of sports.
.......is that why when they do make contact they sorta do a light jog to the base because they can't believe they actually got a hit? I never seen a sport with such low amount of hustle.
@@Multi.SlayerHustling on hits you know you aren’t going to reach on is just asking to be injured. While there are definitely times when players don’t put in as much speed as they should, 99% of the time a player runs as fast as necessary in order to get the most out of their hit.
@@Multi.Slayer Says the video player guy.
Hardest
@@danielhoward4566 what is a video player guy?
Bro got 90000rpm on his fastball for a 40mph pitch to not drop at all💀
The sticky stuff used here is just insane.
Obviously
I giggled to myself thinking the same thing.
He's got that helium ball pitch
There is no air in the baseball void
MLB hitters have a god-like ability to process information. They've got a fraction of a second to read pitch location, velocity, and break. It's a miracle anyone can hit against modern MLB pitchers.
A lot of it is guess work honestly. It’s a big reason why strikeouts happen so much more nowadays
It's called batting practice and muscle memory. The more a player practice hitting a curveball, the better chance he'll hit it due to muscle memory. It becomes natural. This is of course all things being equal. A strikeout can also depend on many things besides the pitcher having good stuff.
Baseball Batter: The reaction time for a baseball batter is typically around 0.40 seconds to react to a pitch and make contact with the ball. This time can vary depending on the speed of the pitch, the distance from the pitcher to the plate, and the individual batter’s skills. For example, a 100 mph fastball would give the batter approximately 0.380 seconds to react.
Boxer: In boxing, reaction times are crucial for responding to an opponent’s punches. While there isn’t a direct equivalent to a baseball pitch, a boxer’s reaction time to a punch can be as short as 0.1-0.2 seconds. However, this time can vary greatly depending on the individual boxer’s skills, the type of punch, and the distance between the opponents.
Average MLB batter has 20:13 vision and Ted Williams had 20:10 vision. I have horrendous eyesight, so I always loved that Danny Jansen has success as a hitter in MLB with glasses, when corrective lenses are only meant to bring your eyesight up to 20:20. It just goes back to what you’re saying where they’re built different. What Jansen lacks in eyesight he would make up for in reaction time.
Whether it’s their eyes, reflexes, or both, it’s undeniable that they’re almost superhuman in their abilities compared to the general population.
Modern pitchers aren't really any harder to hit than any other generation. They just swap them out more often where their arms are fresher. Batters strike out more because hitting for contact has been de-emphasized to such a large degree in favor of power
This looks pretty good. Great depiction of the reaction time. What’s crazy though is that nothing could ever capture what it’s really like unless you’re standing in the batters box. I played baseball through college and I have no idea how these guys in the pros do it. The best pitcher I ever faced barely scratched the surface in the pros. He was an absolute stud in college. Threw the ball over 95 miles an hour as a pitcher and he led the league in Home runs as a hitter. Now the slowest pitchers in baseball will throw 95. They pull 100 like it’s nothing. A guy that throws upper 90s to 100 with multiple pitches is just insane.
I've faced up to 95mph as a hitter. As velocity increases, the perceived difference increases also. There's a huge difference between 85 and 88mph. But the difference seems much bigger from 90 to 93.
At 90mph or so, you start hearing the ball out of the pitcher's hand a lot more. It's a hiss and a slight buzz as it approaches the plate. And it's louder than anything else in your brain for that half second. The faster the pitch, the louder the buzz and it's a little bit terrifying. Good times! :)
Overall though, the animation is good at showing relative velocities and reaction time required.
Now just get your hands on a high end Magnus effect simulator and you can start throwing deuces. :P
Ok guy
@@lightlybatteredjustcrispyin my experience he’s not really lying, that small bump from 90-93 makes it feel untouchable from some guys
I wonder what Randy Johnson’s fastball sounded like.
Yup. I never made contact with anything over 92. It was just by me. That's when I knew I had run out of talent.
@@rynesantos5944 Whatever nightmares sound like.
And there's Shohei Ohtani pitching at speed 100+mph and hitting a ball pitched at 100+ mph 🗿
And there’s shohei ohtani losing $100,000+ betting on baseball 🤷🏻
@@mrgold714 well he earns 2 mill a year
The glaze is crazy
@@mrgold714 一平やろそれｗ
@@mrgold714Ohtani does'nt gamble. But again got to explain the facts, Shohei was cleared and innocent, including by the IRS homeland security and the FBI they can care less about some baseball player, they have Ippie on video tape and on bank fraud. And records showed Ippie gambled on sports but not baseball. The reason Ippie got in trouble is because he stole money from Shohei, Even if the translator is the fall guy, there's no proof or record anyone bet on baseball. Shohei would've gotten a maximum ten game suspention on MLB rule on illegal gambling with an unlicenced bookie on sports, the reason Pete Rose is banned is because there's proof and record he bet on baseball. Again the reason Ippie got in trouble by the league and the law is because he was caught stealing money and bank fraud.
The 100 mph one was faster than the 90 mph one
Nahhhhhh reallly💀
Nahhhhhhhhhh brooooo
That’s crazyyyyy man
Dammm what a discovery, didn’t see that till now💀
I'd go as far as to say that the 90mph one was even faster than the 80 mph one
This explains why like a third of all current MLB at-bats end in strikeouts these days. Many more pitchers now can throw 90, 95, 100 mph. Some are now hitting 102 to 105 mph.
As a hitter who had the “lucky” chance to face 101mph in a game, in my experience, 100 and 92 look almost identical to the eyes, however, when swinging at 100, I felt like my hands were so slow, like suddenly my bat speed disappeared
similar as in its just a white blur? because surely the 100 mph would come at you a lot faster
@@blueguppy9321 They meant look identical coming out of the pitcher's hand.
What pitcher?
90mph is 132 ft/sec. The rubber is 60.5' away. That means from the rubber to the plate takes only 0.4583 seconds. At 95mph, that is 139.333 ft/sec and only 0.4342 sec. 100mph, 146.6667 ft/sec, 0.4132 sec.
And don’t forget that average pitcher’s release point is around 54 feet from the plate, so feel free to recalculate.
@@hanklevesque426definiton of nerd emoji bruh 🤓
@@fbugood3708that makes a lot of difference my guy
My ape brain when it reaches 100: "I could hit that."
Nice. Would like to see the view as hitters and catchers point of view. A break down in different mound differences. Like, 45 50 55 60 65 for mound distance for 10-12 years then distance and speed for average 13-16 , high school , and the. Professional. I think it would be useful
True great video, it is super easy to underestimate the speed of the ball if not from a batters / catchers pov
agreed.
Yeah
10-12 year olds do not throw 65
@@Travisscott909 Are you sure about that?
Hitting a baseball:
The only thing in life where you can fail 7 times out of 10, and people will say you're very good at it.
Unless you’ve stood in the batters box and faced live pitching, you can’t appreciate how difficult it is to make solid contact. Throw in a curveball or a change up, then a fastball looks even faster.
I'm 70 and I throw 15.
Old ahh
wow, free cookie for you
I’m 13 and throw 70 😂
@@Prospect2025 im 5 and y
Throw 90
i’m 12 and throw 60
Baseball Batter: The reaction time for a baseball batter is typically around 0.40 seconds to react to a pitch and make contact with the ball. This time can vary depending on the speed of the pitch, the distance from the pitcher to the plate, and the individual batter’s skills. For example, a 100 mph fastball would give the batter approximately 0.380 seconds to react.
Boxer: In boxing, reaction times are crucial for responding to an opponent’s punches. While there isn’t a direct equivalent to a baseball pitch, a boxer’s reaction time to a punch can be as short as 0.1-0.2 seconds. However, this time can vary greatly depending on the individual boxer’s skills, the type of punch, and the distance between the opponents.
BOXER HAVE WAY LESS TIME
That’s why hitting a baseball is the hardest thing to do in sports. It’s the only sport where a 30% success rate could put you in the HOF.
This is what throwing balls in space looks like.
To make it more realistic, you could have factored gravity in. The equations are simple, and it shows the additional time you get on the slower pitches due to the loft needed to reach the plate.
It would be cool to see each pitch going at the same time, just to get the difference between each better.
I can only imagine what an animation would look like explaining the run speed going first to third, critical of competent base running on any level. ..and how about rounding third heading home.
The brain uses predictive processing to anticipate the final position of the ball.
one trick to hitting balls in the upper speed range is that you have to start your weight shift before the ball is released from their hand.
This beat goes hard
A good pov if possible is to see it from the batters pov
In little league, the 70mph batting cages were scary. Couldn’t imagine 100mph.
I stopped tracking the ball well as a hitter at like 58 mph lol. I can't imagine standing in there. It's like a video game. Hitting the button before the pitch even comes
the velo feels exaggerated and surprising cause the pitcher's delivery is so nonchalant and doesn't appear to conform with what you may expect in real life. It would be interesting if you could capture just the 'silhouette' of an actual pitcher and alter the perspective accordingly.
It'd be different if it was always a fastball. Imagine facing someone like Andrew Miller who threw upper 90s fastball and alternated that with one of the nastiest sliders you'll ever see.
it looked so slow but in irl it’s faster than a car
The lack of motion blur makes it appear to look slower than it is.
i can tell just from watching that anything after the 70mph i'm completely cooked 😅
I remember getting in one of those batting cages at an Espn Zone and you could select from different mlb pitchers. I chose Verlander & i think it was set to 90mph or close. The loud pop of the ball hitting the wall mat behind me followed by the swish of my bat followed by laughter from my friends.
In little league the mound is 30% closer so a 60mph fastball feels like a 90 mph fastball in the big leagues as far as reaction time
i never played baseball before but i interested of pitching. last week i tried to pitch at batting cage and can only throw 52mph lol
I got too nervous watching game 5 of Yankees Dodgers in the 9th inning so here I am.
This is really good for helping people understand at a basic level. Even if it doesn't actually represent the true speed of a pitch because the horizontal velocity by a slower pitch will be greater then that of a faster pitch. This leads to a 40mph pitch being even slower relative to a 100mph than indicated here.
But could you possibly alter the animation to include the most efficient arch for each ball speed?
When I pitched in little league I threw at 60mph but since you are 15 feet closer the ball looks like its going 80mph so even though I was not throwing very fast it looked fast especially to 11 year old kids.
like a 1/3 of a second to adjust to 100 mph fast ball, it's mostly a guessing game, will it be any of the various pitches thrown and decide which one in a fraction of a second,
Woulda be nice if the arch of the pitches changed
The more pitches you face in life, the easier it becomes and when a hitter is on a tear; the ball becomes fatter and appears slows down.
I thought this was gonna be about what a dead ball looks like @ each of those different speeds.
why is this always on my FYP
Recommendation?
The most difficult thing to do in all of sports once the pitch runs from 90mph to 100mph.
“ Strike 100, wow this batter sucks!”
Respect to the pros
I top out around 70
Noice
W
Same
How old?
me2
Thanks, now could you make us a game with that simulation please?
ball
like you could throw anything over 80
@@johnathan699 I throw maybe 44.4
@@johnathan699 A roblox avatar responding seriously to an obvious joke comment, what a shock
@ziggle5000 youre a spiteful little r*tard and baseball sucks balls.
Hey, that was great! This shows a “fastball” but if you want to do a 2.0, you should show a couple of other pitches like curve and sinker. Also, you might want to think about collaborating with some baseball commentators like Jomboy and your idea could really take off! I think you’re on to something here. Thank you for this video.
8th grade: max velo 70mph
FROSH: max velo 76 mph
Sophomore: max velo 80 mph
Junior: max velo 83mph
Senior: max velo 85 mph
What kinda scale is this? Going into my senior year at 94 and a lot of other people are around this speed
@sickdinker220 this was in the 1990s. Guys weren't throwing as hard back then.
Senior throwing 85 is vile work
@@Allstar7everynameistaken no one that throws 94 talks like that, you gotta have multiple schools and even MLB organizations wanting you at that speed lmao.
@DoggyBaseball what does vile work mean?
as a baseball player this looks so much slower than it does when ur in the box
This is likely faster than in the box since the ball is sustaining speed instead of losing it and has no arc. The reason why it feels slow is because there is no vertical movement to account for.
If you throw two objects with the same horizontal velocity but one flat and one in an arc, the one with the arc has a greater total velocity due to vertical movement.
I enjoyed that way to much. 😂
I could blast the 100 mph with my hands tied behind my back
No you couldn’t this video doesn’t do a justice
Stop lying to yourself 💀
Gotta try for the Bonneville 200mph club.
Not to knock you or anything but these animations lack physics. A 40mph pitch doesn't travel in a straight line across a distance of 60.6ft. A 40mph pitch would have a significant arch to it.
Bud let it go.. it’s just to prove the ones who think they can hit a baseball when all they do is play MLB THE SHOW. I think the UA-camr knows such physics.
@24Baseball Mate. Use a little critical thinking. Obviously the poster knows how the basic physics behind it works. I didnt say they don't. Just that the animation doesn't reflect that.
Also no one who thinks hitting a baseball is playing MLB the Show. Because they don't care about baseball and know next to nothing about it
@@ASDF84.0🤡
Needed first person view too.
40 mph= bautista with a drive
Makes it quite obvious how Nolan ryan got so many strike outs lol
ONCE IT HIT 50MPH I STOPPED WATCHING CAUSE I JUST DOUBLED IT IN MY MIND THANX THO LMAO
not as impressive as i thought it to be but i still watched it all the way through
Bro says not as impressive as if major league batters don’t have 1/4th a second to register and swing at the pitch.
So you basically have to swing as soon as the ball is released.
The mixamo pitch animation is so goofy😭 like that guy would be throwing 60mph at best with that form
Maybe there’s a delay but I feel like it’s a little slow
Because it’s only tracking the ball so it feels like there’s more time but when you account for the hitter needing a certain amount of time to swing the bat, there’s hardly anytime to react.
The Yankees need to sign him.
Fastest I ever hit against was 75 in a batting cage. I have no fucking clue how people hit faster I was behind on every single one
Cheer~~~throw (the ball) for the batter to try to hit.😊
Chapman is crazy
Kinda like a hockey goalie, almost no time to react with your natural reflexes, it's anticipation, reading, bit of luck even though i dont believe in luck
What about Arolis Chapmans’ 105 mph fastball?
Wow 50 is pretty fast
120 mph- broke the software😮
I feel like I could hit a 70-80mph fastball
70 probably but definitely not 80 if you don’t know exactly where the fastball is gonna be at since it don’t go right down the middle if your facing an actual mlb pitcher
Why the batter moving like a mortal Kombat character😂
you can kinda see why 70 mph is the bottom range for pitchers
Do aroldis chapman 105.8 pitch
What game?
If you could change from 40 to 100 and keep it straight, you would be the goat.
wow. that says it.
As someone who has seen 70 from 60 foot mounds this is very inaccurate as that 70was way slower
Could incorporate gravity on the ball
If that was really 100 mph, I would be in the majors as a 12 yrs old, my 65 mph fastball looks 10x faster than that😂
It got there in a fraction of a second. If your gonna pretend like your good atleast make it believable. At 12 your prolly throwing 50 mph thinking your Roger Clemons or smt 😂
@@Akainu-es6ct 12 yr olds throwing 50😂 ur funny, that’s probably what you threw when you were 12, I have arm strength camps to help me throw faster and I work out, go to my baseball facility every day so maybe try and be nice? Ever tried that?
@@CityOfSeagy “if that was really 100mph, I would be in the majors as a 12 yrs old” quote of what you said. If you played baseball you would know how fast 100mph would be and the video is a perfect description of 100mph down to the millisecond. After that sentence everything else that comes out of your mouth should be labeled as b.s
@@Akainu-es6ct dawg, r u dumb, I play AAA baseball in TX and had a bell day 2 weeks ago where I threw 65mph, your actually fcking stupid
All those pitches were high. The batter was wise to take. Make him throw a strike.
Can we get a batting view
I top out around 112mph. Straight gas 🔥🔥🔥
I pitched 112 when I played T ball bro
I’m 6 and to out at 97 is that good
I topped out at around 130.
@@mytoll6529 nah but my main sport is chess
I'm 17 and i top 66, do you guys think i can pitch if i learn a changeup?
I would recommend seeking pitching coaches or videos to improve your form as well as strength training. As a 17 year old your fastball needs to average 75-85 mph.
This feels slowed
this is hella interesting!!
no one talking about cricket
There seem not be considered the air resistance at all.
Deion Sanders said it best, there's a reason why baseball players get paid hundreds of millions of dollars to hit a ball 1 out of 3 times...
I’ve taken upper 90s pitches. I couldn’t even see the damn ball. Just hear it hit the mitt 😮
I am twelve and I top out at 68
Nice graphics
so gravity doesnt exist?
Yes, but what about a -100MPH?
直線軌道でボールが向かってきたら80mphでも打つのは難しいで😅
show us from the batters perspective please
All looked the smae
My top pitch is like 74
Same because im in middle school but i once hit foul off a 90 pitching machine
No it’s not 💀
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