Charlie Hough Teaches The Knuckleball: Part 3

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  • Опубліковано 28 січ 2024
  • 24-year Major League knuckleballer Charlie Hough guest instructs at Knuckleball Nation's Los Angeles, California, clinic in January of 2024. Hough worked six years as Major League pitching coach for the Mets and Dodgers, and he pitched for the Dodgers, Rangers, White Sox, and Marlins; throwing the first pitch in Marlins' franchise history.
    Here, Hough works with Jake Williams, a college pitcher from Wisconsin. The clinic drew pitchers from as far away as Long Island for the experience of a lifetime.
    Enjoy Charlie talking about his best knuckleball day in the Major Leagues and how Phil Niekro threw the best knuckleball in the world.
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    Cy Young winner RA Dickey, Hall of Famer Phil Niekro & 24-year MLB knuckleballer Charlie Hough taught Chris Nowlin the knuckleball. Learn their secrets at:
    knuckleballnation.com/
    *Instructional videos
    *Online training
    *Worldwide clinics featuring Major League legends
    *Personal Lessons
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  • @user-yi3gl6xs3i
    @user-yi3gl6xs3i 6 місяців тому +8

    I want to go to America someday and get an education from you. I play amateur baseball in Korea and enjoy throwing a 60km knuckleball and a 90km fastball. I'm not using a nail grip yet, I'm throwing using my knuckles.

    • @KnuckleballNation
      @KnuckleballNation  6 місяців тому +2

      I'd be glad to come to Korea. I've been to Korea twice. I love your country, especially the barbeque, dumplings and soju. If we can gain enough interest in a knuckleball clinic, and it pays for me to go to Korea, then we can make it happen. Message me so we can work on a Korea Knuckleball Clinic.

  • @VMClassic
    @VMClassic 6 місяців тому +3

    Hough had a great knuckler. its good to see him still active and passing along the knowledge to mastering that knuckleball pitch

    • @KnuckleballNation
      @KnuckleballNation  6 місяців тому +2

      He's a roving pitching coach for the Dodgers, but no MLB team really fosters the pitch. Even the Dodgers when they have this legend on their staff. But I've been working with Alex Blandino a couple times per week. He's a former first-round draft pick and MLB infielder making a comeback with the Reds as a full-time knuckleballer. I think he's got a shot.

  • @matthewheide4797
    @matthewheide4797 6 місяців тому +3

    Long live the knuckle ball.

    • @KnuckleballNation
      @KnuckleballNation  6 місяців тому +1

      I'm hoping the Knuckleball lives eternal with my small business -- Knuckleball Nation. I learned from the best, like Hough and Niekro, and I'm trying to pass on their secrets to the next great Knuckleballer

  • @marshallsayre58
    @marshallsayre58 27 днів тому

    Knuckleball is such an underated pitch.patches..

    • @KnuckleballNation
      @KnuckleballNation  25 днів тому

      Pitch.Patches, for sure. It's the best thing about sports and it highly underrated and misunderstood. And that misunderstanding was a real road block during my pro career with it.

  • @rf7591
    @rf7591 2 місяці тому

    Great vids! Thank you for sharing! Always loved the knuckle ball, trying to learn it, so I can try to help my kid with it.

    • @KnuckleballNation
      @KnuckleballNation  2 місяці тому

      I'm about to start cranking out weekly UA-cam videos all about the knuckleball, and it's already started. Let me know if there's any topic you'd like covered and thanks again for the kind words.

  • @wheelinthesky300
    @wheelinthesky300 Місяць тому +1

    Here's another guy who can't pitch conventionally to save his life.
    I don't see a shred of athletic ability in him, either.
    Yet when he throws the knuckleball, he approaches becoming a pitcher.
    And better with each delivery.
    Chris, have you advised this guy to exclusively throw knuckleballs?
    He's wasting his time throwing anything else.

    • @blumpkinspicelatte4580
      @blumpkinspicelatte4580 28 днів тому

      Fastball is only 75, and this guy is talking about making a run at the pros. 😂 Can't even make the collage starting line-up unless it's community college. Talk about delusions of grandeur.