GUD's remote pitching velocity program lets high school and college pitchers train with pro coaches from anywhere. Wearable sensors ship to your door. We measure your movement, strength and delivery, then build your throwing, strength and arm care plan around the one thing capping your velo. In 2026, our high school pitchers averaged 6.2 mph of velocity progress.
By measuring first. Most pitchers are told to make a mechanical change their body can't make yet. We screen 22 movement and strength measures on both sides, find the limiter, and every block of the program traces back to a number. Then we retest. What moved stays. What didn't gets replaced.
Only when the data says it fits. Don't add things blindly. Every throwing plan is built around your workload.
For velo, the data is what matters, not the zip code. Sensors and video give our coaches the same numbers they'd see in the building.
High school pitchers averaged +6.2 mph of velocity progress in 2026. 500+ athletes trained since 2019, 200+ throwing 90+ MPH, 150+ Division I scholarships.
High school and college pitchers who want to throw harder, get recruited or get drafted, and parents who want velo without gambling their kid's arm.
Arm health is tracked weekly, and mobility and force data flag overload before it turns into injury.
Every athlete is different. Changes show up within weeks because the program reacts to what your body is actually doing.
Get a free breakdown at gudbaseball.com/breakdown, or apply at gudbaseball.com/apply.
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