How D1 Pitchers Develop Better Breaking Balls

Developing a quality breaking ball takes more than simply throwing it over and over. In this video, Elon University Pitching Coach Jamie Serber demonstrates his dual ball drill, a unique training method that uses two baseballs taped together to help pitchers improve the feel and movement needed to throw more effective breaking balls. By exaggerating the movement pattern, pitchers can better understand how the hand should work through release. Coach Serber explains how this drill fits into a complete pitching development program and why it can be an effective tool for improving spin efficiency and consistency. Rather than relying solely on repetition, the drill teaches pitchers to develop a better feel for creating quality breaking ball action. Whether you're a youth pitcher, high school athlete, college player, or coach, this drill offers a simple way to incorporate breaking ball development into your throwing routine. Subscribe for more pitching instruction, player development content, recruiting advice, and coaching insights from top college coaches around the country. More drills and breakdowns like this: (check out the links below) ⬇️ • YouTube:    / @figureitoutbaseball   • Instagram:   / fio_baseball   • TikTok:   / fio.baseball   • Twitter/X: https://x.com/FIO_Baseball/ • Facebook:   / figureitoutbaseball   Figure It Out Baseball is a resource consisting of more than 900 EXCLUSIVE videos and podcast episodes featuring collegiate and professional coaches and players, and specialists within the game. We started as a subscription-based website, but have now brought our incredible resource to YouTube! Through our channel, you can find expert coaching and teaching points in the areas of Hitting, Pitching, Defense, Baserunning, Recruiting, Strength and Speed Training, Mental Strength and so much more. Baseball players and coaches like YOU deserve a better educational baseball resource. FIOB is that resource. Our Podcasts are also available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and more. Figure It Out Baseball. Real college coaches. Real honest answers. #FigureItOut