Lost in Translation

Every pitcher has heard a cue that never clicked. Most were told to keep trying. Lost in Translation makes the case that the problem usually isn’t the athlete. It’s the words.

This book shows pitchers and parents what great coaching actually looks like. The best coaches don’t hand every athlete the same program, the same drills, or the same instructions. They learn how each pitcher moves, thinks, and learns, and they build their coaching around him instead of around their own philosophy.

Inside, you’ll learn:

• Why the same cue can fix one pitcher and frustrate another
• The difference between what really happens in a delivery and what an athlete should feel
• When a coach should change something, and when he should leave it alone
• The red flags that mean it’s time to find a new coach
• Seven questions to ask before you trust anyone with your development

The cue is the coaching.