The miss you see from the dugout is the end of a chain that starts at the rubber. From one phone video we track 33 body landmarks on every frame, split the delivery into its phases, take 14 measurements, and a coach names the link that is actually leaking. Estimates say EST. Nothing is invented.
Screened before payment. Your video is checked at upload. If it cannot be analyzed, you are never charged.
Every finding in a NextPlay report is argued from measurements taken in your video. These are the three delivery leaks we see week after week, and the number that catches each one.
When arm slot and release height change pitch to pitch, the ball starts from a different place every time and the misses follow a pattern.
Fresh, the hips lead and the arm follows. Tired, the shoulders fire early and the arm drags. The timing gap between hips and hands tells the story.
Stride length and the drift toward the plate set where everything else lands. When the base changes, the release has no chance to repeat.
Produced from a demonstration video by the exact pipeline your order runs through. Annotated frames, the 14 measurements, likely causes, and the drills matched to them. Every page you see here comes from the same $99 report.
Rotation speeds and other values that need depth a single camera cannot see are marked EST on their own row, in every report.
The same kinematics professional organizations track, in plain language.
Coach Raines is the face of NextPlay in its videos. He explains the method. The person who reads your measurements, edits the findings and signs your report is Coach Joel A., and his name is on the cover of every one. The team behind NextPlay works with professional athletes and professional coaches today, using the same class of body tracking tools professional teams use. Names stay private.
“I read every delivery the way I read pro video. Measure first, then coach. If the numbers don't support a fix, it does not go in your report.”
No report ships unreviewed. The engine measures, the coach reads it, edits it, and puts his name on the cover.
Video quality is verified at upload. If we cannot analyze it, you get a specific reshoot instruction instead of a charge.
Estimates are marked EST on their own row. No pitch speed claims from a phone clip. If it is not in the video, it is not in the report.
Families already spend more than this on pitching help that leaves nothing behind.
| Private lesson | Biomech facility | NextPlay | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | $80 to $120 per hour | Hundreds per visit | $99 flat |
| Where | Their schedule, their facility | Often hours away | Your phone, tonight |
| You keep | Memory and a few notes | A lab printout | 7 page report plus your tracking video |
| Measured | Rarely | Yes | Yes, 14 delivery kinematics |
| Reviewed by | The coach you hired | Lab staff | Coach Joel A., who signs it |
Shared with permission. Names private, same as our client work.
“I get handed forty kids every spring and two eyes to evaluate them with. NextPlay gives me numbers on every swing before I have ever run a practice. The reports read like something our college guys bring back from their programs, except a parent can understand them. It has changed how I run my first two weeks.”
“During the season everything about my delivery gets measured, and in the offseason I used to go blind. This is the same kind of kinematic read I get at the facility, off my phone, in two days. It is honest about what it can and cannot measure, which is exactly why I trust it.”
$99, one time. No subscription, no package to pick, nothing to install. You send one video, you get the report.
Screened before payment. Your video is checked at upload. If we cannot analyze it, you are never charged.
Signed work. A coach signs every report. If any measurement in it is wrong, we correct it and re-issue the report at no cost.
On time. Delivered within 24 hours of a completed order, or we make it right.
We stand behind it. For 14 days after delivery, follow up questions about your report are answered by the coach who signed it. Included, not extra.
Fair warning: every report is personally reviewed by a coach, so weekly intake is limited. Orders are handled in the order they arrive.
One clip of one pitch, filmed from the side, 15 to 20 feet away, landscape, with the whole body in frame the entire time. Daylight or bright cage light. Send the original file from your camera roll, not a copy from a messaging app.
We check quality the moment you upload, before any charge. If the tracking will not hold up, you get a specific instruction for the reshoot instead of a charge. If we accept a video and the analysis still fails, we redo it free or refund you in full.
The measurements come from computer vision body tracking, 33 landmarks on every frame. The findings are drafted from those measurements and then reviewed, edited and signed by Coach Joel A. before anything reaches your inbox.
No. The report is $99, one time. There is no subscription and no package to choose. Send one video, get the report.
Youth through college. For younger players the report accounts for what is developmentally normal, and it says so, because flagging a nine year old for something that arrives naturally at twelve would be selling you a problem.
No. This is a movement analysis for training purposes only. It does not assess injury and it is not a substitute for a doctor or physical therapist.
Send one pitch tonight. A coach signed read on what is actually leaking arrives within 24 hours.
