Online Pitching Evaluation
An online pitching evaluation means a real coach analyzes a pitcher's mechanics from a video you upload, frame by frame, without a trip to a facility. Film one short video with your phone, send it in, and get back a clear picture of what's working, what's leaking velocity, and what to fix first. At PitchSequence, the first evaluation is free and coach-reviewed.
Film a short video
One side-view video from your phone is enough. No special equipment, no account, no payment to start.
A coach reviews it frame by frame
A real pitching coach breaks the delivery down across five pillars: back leg efficiency, move quality, front leg stability, delayed rotation, and arm path.
Get the breakdown and a plan
You receive what's working, the priority fix, and drill recommendations, typically within 24 hours.
What an online pitching evaluation is
It's the modern version of having a trusted coach watch your pitcher throw, except the coach can do something no set of eyes at a field can: slow the delivery down. A pitch takes about a second and a half, and the moments that decide velocity and arm stress, like whether the hips fire before the shoulders, happen in hundredths of a second. On video, frame by frame, those moments are visible. In person, at full speed, they are not. That's why video evaluation has become the starting point for serious pitching development at every level.
What you get back
A coach-reviewed snapshot of the delivery across the five pillars we grade in every pitcher: back leg efficiency, move quality, front leg stability, delayed rotation, and arm path. It highlights what the pitcher already does well, where power is leaking, and the one thing to work on first, with drills matched to it. Results typically come back within 24 hours. If you want the complete deep-dive afterward, a full analysis with detailed pillar ratings and a personalized drill plan is available for a one-time $49. No subscription, no contract.
Who it's for
Parents of youth pitchers who want to know what's really going on with their son's mechanics before investing in lessons. High school pitchers chasing velocity or command. College and adult pitchers who want a professional set of eyes on their delivery. The evaluation reads the same five pillars at every level; only the benchmarks change.
Evaluations and lessons work together
An online evaluation doesn't replace a good local coach. It tells that coach, and you, exactly what to spend the lessons on. Most families do it in this order: evaluate first, so the problem is identified on video rather than guessed at, then point the practice time at the one thing that matters most. It's also the affordable first step: the evaluation is free, so you know what you're dealing with before spending anything.
Who reviews the video
PitchSequence was founded by Davis Tyndall, a five-year Division 1 pitcher who went from the upper 70s to topping out at 97 mph, with a summer of training at Driveline Baseball along the way. Every evaluation is reviewed by a real coach before it reaches you. Nothing goes out on autopilot.
Common questions
Can someone analyze my son's pitching mechanics from a phone video?
Yes. That's exactly what an online pitching evaluation is. A normal phone video from the side view is all it takes; a coach slows it down frame by frame and evaluates the mechanics from it. At PitchSequence the first evaluation is free and no account is required.
How much does an online pitching evaluation cost?
At PitchSequence, the first evaluation is free: upload a video and a coach reviews the mechanics and sends results to your email. An optional full analysis, with detailed ratings across all five pillars and a personalized drill plan, is a one-time $49. There is no subscription.
How fast do results come back?
Typically within 24 hours. Every evaluation is reviewed by a real coach before it's sent.
What should the video show?
A side view of the full delivery, from first movement through release, filmed from the throwing-arm side. A few pitches is plenty. Our filming guide walks through the setup in about a minute.
Is an online evaluation as good as in-person lessons?
They do different jobs. Lessons are where a pitcher practices fixes; an evaluation is how you find out what actually needs fixing. Frame-by-frame video shows timing problems that no one can see at full speed from the bleachers or the mound. Many families evaluate first, then use lessons to work on exactly what the evaluation found.
What ages and levels do you evaluate?
Youth pitchers through high school, college, and adult. The same five mechanical pillars apply at every level; the expectations are matched to age and development.
Start with the free evaluation
Upload one short video. A coach reviews it and sends back what's working, what to fix first, and which drills to use. Typically within 24 hours.
Get the Free Evaluation