Power Drive Performance

Been so fun watching Cam Schlittler continue to develop on the mound. The ability to tunnel the fastball, move the ball in both directions, and command everything with confidence has been incredible to watch. He is always attacking the zone, which makes him nearly unhittable.

Velocity starts in the lower half.
Studies on pitching biomechanics show that elite pitchers generate more power by staying closed longer, creating greater hip-to-shoulder separation, and transferring energy efficiently through the kinetic chain.
That’s exactly what Power Stride is designed to train.
By teaching pitchers how to properly create pelvic load, momentum, and lower-half sequencing, athletes can develop more efficient pitching mechanics, increase hip speed, improve force transfer, and ultimately increase pitching velocity.
This is more than just “using your legs.” It’s training the body to move efficiently so power transfers naturally from the ground up.