This DVD will teach the secrets of the mentally tough pitcher. The time between when the pitcher receives the ball back from the catcher to the time he delivers the ball back to the catcher will largely determine the effectiveness of that pitch, and the outcome of the game. Find out how you can make the most of your ability, time and career.

Testimonials

"Brian is a dynamic speaker and teacher when it comes to the mental game of baseball. He has great stories, presentations and practices that not only promote individual mental toughness, but also team toughness. His DVD teaches you how to deal with the constant adversity that arises in the game of baseball, pitching and in life. I use his techniques not only with my pitchers at South Carolina, but in my every day life". - Marc Calvi, Pitching Coach, University of South Carolina 

"The pitching DVD has been a great help for my 10 year old son.  After watching the video, his composure on the mound has improved tremendously.  Last week, he was asked to pitch the last few innings of the game.  With the game on the line protecting a one run lead and the tying run at 3rd base, he was able to close out the last inning by striking out the last batter and he did not allow any runs.  in every game now, I can see him executing the breathing techniques that he learned from the video, which has increased his confidence and determination on the mound." - Mark Nakasone, Hawaii

ABOUT BRIAN CAIN
Brian M. Cain, MS, CAA has worked with some of the nation's most talented baseball players, having worked with the Cape Cod Baseball League, Cal State Fullerton, Texas Christian University, The University of Vermont and The University of California at Irvine to mention just a few. Cain is an instructor of Applied Sport Psychology at The University of Vermont and is one of the top Peak Performance Consultants in the game today.

Cain is a leading authority on the mental aspects of baseball performance. He is frequently published in Collegiate Baseball Newspaper, Championship Performance Newsletter, Varsity Sports New England Magazine, and has been featured in Athletic Management Magazine.