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Charlie was the starter for the very first game of (then Florida) Marlins history at Joe Robbie stadium in Miami, 1993.

this was a pretty awesome video bro

Joe Beimel has gym in LA?!? I learned something new today. I remember when he cut his hand up.

If I mayo, to strengthen arm and command. Throwing throws 12 thru 6 at each increment during your workout. Long ball toss, using a towel on off days wip like motions fluent. Push pull. Front leg kick knee back coil up with front thrust hip then arm whip. He's showing you short arm throw at shoulder changes variation. And catch throwing shorting throwing time to second base plus pop time included. Knuckle ball learn hand wrist then arm whip together. Slowly getting form, techniques then add speed or take away. Practicing football drills, softball under arm windmill throwing. And Swimming for repair, refresh, endurance and strength training. Resistance recovery. Apt UA-cam John donanic pool training. Williams recommend IBEW local 94 international NJ. If talk to the dude, let him know said hello

What a great guy and teacher!

WTG Charlie love seeding you pass this info on. Man that was great stuff

I watched Tom candiotti for years in Cleveland, he too had a masterful knuckleball like Charlie had. Such an amazing pitch

Can’t imagine being that young and having a legend step down to teach you fundamentals. What an incredible experience for the young man.

That was a great video. So much information and knowledge.

Thanks mr. Charlie for taking time out of your day to come be apart of my life

Youth we all been there

Yea im not listening

Be honrst, need more mechanical delivery from winding up and twisting body working together. Only arm. Which is why he feels every throw twing

Okay throw me ball, better, better, lets try. Fastball no mechanics we just practiced lol

Throw to ceiling almost. Okay. Fast ball

I wasn't going to view this video but I saw Charlie Hough's name!

Young man is all over the place. Charlie is being kind. More leg explosion, less arm. Be more compact, with a consistent delivery. If he did those things, he'd throw with more heat and accuracy.

How much fun is it to watch Mr Hough teach. I really feel the teacher watched the student and tailored this lesson to this pupil. I’d love to see this young man get good at the knuckler.

Here's another guy who can't pitch conventionally to save his life. I don't see a shred of athletic ability in him. Yet when he throws the knuckleball, he tilts toward becoming a pitcher. And better with each delivery. Chris, have you advised this guy to exclusively throw knuckleballs? He's wasting his time throwing anything else.

Its all bout the push off wiff the fingers....

wow no spin

Very respectful young man. He's very attentive and seems to be coachable. What a treat to be learning from one of the greats!

kid is learning from one of the greats

Hoyt Wilhelm was also an excellent knuckle ball pitcher .

Learning here from one the the very very best to ever do it.

Imagine if we just get a random influx of young kids throwing knuckleballs in Major League Baseball That would be wild

playing catch with the greatest living knuckleball pitcher and one of most successful! The first Florida Marlin opening day starting pitcher and won! jealous!

Legendary

getting instruction from the maestro himself. awesome!

This kid is getting invaluable training and coaching. Thanks Mr. Hough for mentoring the next generation.

"Horseshit with potential." 😂😂

Loved this ❤

The Zen of the Knuckleball. I dig it.

What an outstanding teacher. Kind and patient. Gets his teaching points across in a nice manner. Legend.

What a crude interviewer. Why drop an fbomb?

He has to get closer and throw it slower to get it down. At this point is too far too hard.

Fascinating watch, thanks.

Great video. Let's all get behind the San Diego Padres' Matt Waldron tomorrow (Sunday) at Fenway Park. Tim Wakefield used to throw a knuckler there and now my Padres need some sweet knuckleball lovin' from ya'll and Charlie Hough.

I’m 55 and until a few years ago I still fantasized about learning the knuckleball and making the big leagues. I never played beyond little league.

Charlie is a treasure. I loved him on those early Marlin teams.

Wish we showed more of the kid.

This video will never age well...

These kids are very lucky to have parents who are willing to spend money for them to play a game. Mine wouldn't even drive me to Little League

Charlie is like Yoda. Knuckleball Yoda.

This kid has a decent arm. But his motion is violent and he hasn't perfected his release point or body elevation so his fastball is too high. I would also add it has has no natural movement on it at all. Its straight and as he faces better competition will get crushed the rare times he gets it in the zone. Charlie correctly discerned that his current mechanics are not conducive to throwing a knuckleball. So he had him slow down, not just his arm speed, but his delivery. And he starts tossing a quality knuckleball. A decision must be made: Either he's a mediocre conventional pitcher with a praying mantis herky jerky arms and legs sprawling delivery, or he decelerates and exclusively throws knuckleballs. His motion will evolve to support the pitch. When he throws a fastball, he's just THROWING. When he follows Charlie's advice and goes full knuckle, he starts PITCHING.

Any former major leaguers wanna teach me how to hit? 😅

I grew up watching the Dodgers in the 70s. I had a love-hate relationship with Charlie when he came out of the bullpen. It seemed like he always got Pete Rose out, so that was good

You make amazing knuckleball content keep up the great work

It would be nice to see the knuckleball used in the majors once again. This generation needs guys who could learn that.