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Tom House never consider himself to be on the same level as the great baseball pitchers like Randy Johnson, who have "unconscious competence" (the ability to automatically perform their skills without thought). Instead, he had to figure out ways to elevate his game using superior pitching mechanics. Join him as he breaks down how he took legendary pitchers like Nolan Ryan and Randy Johnson to the next level.
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@makatron
@makatron 3 года назад
If Nolan Ryan did all that with old school technology, imagine if he was signed today he'd be unstoppable. This talks so friendly and humble like you'd want to sit down and have a beer with him just to hear him talk about baseball.
@Hammett175
@Hammett175 3 года назад
Agreed
@visearms5774
@visearms5774 3 года назад
Nolan also had his career extended in part due to steroids.
@Zraknul
@Zraknul 3 года назад
Really hard to say if we would improve him or break him. Why is everyone throwing less and getting injured more?
@samueldries6612
@samueldries6612 2 года назад
@@Zraknul cause were throwing 40percent sliders
@ryanthegoat5053
@ryanthegoat5053 8 месяцев назад
they arent@@Zraknul
@ghostofury9755
@ghostofury9755 3 года назад
idk why but in the intro where he nonchalantly says ' yea i got fired in fall' somehow made me laugh
@rattrap316
@rattrap316 3 года назад
I got a chuckle too. But man... Just shows how good he is at training/teaching.
@noahrothschild7043
@noahrothschild7043 3 года назад
I couldn't tell if he was joking or being serious... or both.
@BeastnHarlotDFO
@BeastnHarlotDFO 3 года назад
Whoa spoilers buddy
@ghostofury9755
@ghostofury9755 3 года назад
@@BeastnHarlotDFO bruh its been 8 months
@dompolidori5313
@dompolidori5313 3 года назад
@Leonel Toby yea nobody cares
@TheLocalLt
@TheLocalLt 3 года назад
This guy is not just an advisor for Nolan Ryan and Randy Johnson, but also to Tom Brady. Living legend
@MrBmick79
@MrBmick79 Год назад
really???
@duffman18
@duffman18 Год назад
@@MrBmick79 yep there's another GQ video with Tom House here explaining how he taught Tom Brady and made him a great player, and also one of the best longevity-wise. Search for it. Or it might be in the recommended videos under this one.
@CD-zg4tj
@CD-zg4tj 3 года назад
15-20 players on a college team making the big leagues is insane!! Wow.
@cambrown5777
@cambrown5777 3 года назад
The PAC 10 back then was steady stacked, especially the Cali schools
@kingdingaling2469
@kingdingaling2469 2 года назад
@@cambrown5777 & ASU
@brick197
@brick197 3 года назад
Known this guy for 6 years, dude is amazing
@brick197
@brick197 3 года назад
No, sorry he does football, baseball, and golf.
@df4196
@df4196 3 года назад
Could listen to this guy talk all day
@MemestiffGaming
@MemestiffGaming 3 года назад
Honestly, he's a really interesting guy with a lot of stories to tell
@edkokosko1759
@edkokosko1759 3 года назад
You were one of the reasons I got a scholarship and a degree in college. Thank you 🙏
@ccdogpark
@ccdogpark Год назад
Where did you play baseball in college ?
@notchjohnson4713
@notchjohnson4713 3 года назад
I knew Nolan helped Randy with his delivery but I had no clue who Nolan's coach was and I literally stumbled onto this video. Pretty neat! Go M's!
@dkroll92
@dkroll92 3 года назад
I believe Nolan credited Tom personally in his HoF induction speech
@skeezix8156
@skeezix8156 3 года назад
It was something small like landing on the toes instead of the heel for placement accuracy. Had a coach tell me this back in the late 80’s, it takes some getting used to if you’ve always landed on your heel but worth the try
@davidconnor5874
@davidconnor5874 3 года назад
Met him at a convention in Omaha back in 2007, during the CWS. SUPER nice guy.
@tankthefrank100
@tankthefrank100 3 года назад
I grew up with this guys pitching bible when i was a little kid in the 90s.
@steveheggem5822
@steveheggem5822 3 года назад
I used his books as a bible when I coached in the 90's ... invaluable
@pequodexpress
@pequodexpress 3 года назад
@@steveheggem5822 I was not even aware of his books in the 90s.
@steveheggem5822
@steveheggem5822 3 года назад
@@pequodexpress " The Pitching Edge" by Tom House 1994
@pequodexpress
@pequodexpress 3 года назад
@@steveheggem5822 Nineteen ninety-four was a year after I had hung up the cleats and pulled out the tennis rackets. My nine-year-old son is now showing interest in baseball, so now we're geared up again with gloves, bats, and balls, and the itch is back.
@steveheggem5822
@steveheggem5822 3 года назад
@@pequodexpress I played through my mid- twenties and was lucky enough to have two sons of my own that played this great sport. All the best to you and your son.
@jeremyraglin8170
@jeremyraglin8170 3 года назад
Great video, Tom House is one of the most important minds in baseball. Nolan Ryan was always fun to watch, especially as he got older and now we know one of the reasons why he got better as he aged.
@peytonwallace2187
@peytonwallace2187 3 года назад
He was my pitching coach... such a great guy.
@brotherdandy
@brotherdandy 3 года назад
Hey GQ Sports get Ichiro for this series.
@MrBmick79
@MrBmick79 Год назад
I grew up in North Texas, and my pony league baseball coach had us watching Tom House videos. It helped me with my throwing mechanics tremendously in baseball and football.
@omarmoncayo9993
@omarmoncayo9993 3 года назад
Tom House is the man! ‘Cream of the crop rises to the top... but some times lil turds do too’ when describing his rise to the show love the guy
@uhhcoolstory5627
@uhhcoolstory5627 3 года назад
The man that broke the old school barriers down
@DevonMessinger
@DevonMessinger 3 года назад
Wow, it's great to hear the behind the scenes stories!
@edkokosko1759
@edkokosko1759 3 года назад
Tom house is the best pitching coach ever. I have followed his routine with every player i coached.
@qt-gavin-yt3917
@qt-gavin-yt3917 3 года назад
This is my pitching coaches coach
@brycebloom-timmins2897
@brycebloom-timmins2897 3 года назад
Same
@paulstella8443
@paulstella8443 3 года назад
This is my dad
@goingham52
@goingham52 3 года назад
Woah same
@qt-gavin-yt3917
@qt-gavin-yt3917 3 года назад
Goingham52 do you go to San dwire
@qt-gavin-yt3917
@qt-gavin-yt3917 3 года назад
Goingham52 dan
@jbj7599
@jbj7599 3 года назад
Love the gracie quote behind him!
@douggraves8958
@douggraves8958 3 года назад
Loved this video. Baseball is a metaphor for life
@nancysmith9487
@nancysmith9487 3 года назад
Amazing stuff sir, truelly greatness. Nice job sir...
@APYouTube11
@APYouTube11 3 года назад
Straight up OG right here. My goodness
@sixohtwo12
@sixohtwo12 3 года назад
Pretty sure Tyler Alexander watched this video before he threw 9 k's in a row Sunday lol
@xLA625
@xLA625 3 года назад
Please help Kershaw. Dont want to see his career end in 2 years.
@3YearsApart1613
@3YearsApart1613 3 года назад
fascinating short documentary. Love these kind of videos. I found it interesting that at the top of the pyramid it is just, "unconscious ability". You just have to have the "it" factor.
@blowncoverage_22
@blowncoverage_22 2 года назад
it’s when you’re in “the zone” ... the ball feels light and fast, the plate seems closer than usual, ball us exploding out of your hand and still picking up speed when it eats up the “low outside corner” ..... 123urout!
@edimalan14
@edimalan14 3 года назад
Please do more videos on him he is a god in the training world
@Hammett175
@Hammett175 3 года назад
Great communicator.
@elguerokabron
@elguerokabron 3 года назад
Gq snapped with this video for us real baseball ⚾️ fans
@TheVidzgamez73
@TheVidzgamez73 3 года назад
Tom House is a living legend
@dalebower4056
@dalebower4056 3 года назад
Tom was my neighbor in Coronado ca for a long time. Nice guy helped my son pitch and get drafted Go tom
@BillBene67
@BillBene67 Год назад
Tom is a legend
@carsensayler8218
@carsensayler8218 3 года назад
Awesome video!
@LouisEmery
@LouisEmery 3 года назад
I read a baseball book in 1978 by Nolan Ryan and Joe Torre. Does it need updating now?
@raysanchez5506
@raysanchez5506 3 года назад
House is the real legend here! 💯🔥
@mustangman5453
@mustangman5453 3 года назад
I had a pitching coach who had been around this guy for a little and he would tell me stuff unlike any of my other coaches really cool stuff. Too bad that pitching coach went to Mexico to still try and play big time. So I only had like 5-10 lessons with him cool stuff
@mattingly234ever
@mattingly234ever 3 года назад
Tom House is awesome!
@gbuz5789
@gbuz5789 3 года назад
Great video. I only wish I got into this when I was a kid. I either would have been a pro or like this guy.
@ajm469
@ajm469 3 года назад
Tom house is a legend.
@daveware4117
@daveware4117 13 часов назад
I could talk to this dude all day
@noahmcdaniel4920
@noahmcdaniel4920 3 года назад
Guess what folks, this man thought Shohei Ohtani looked EVEN BETTER mechanically before being shut down than he did in 2018. This man is the expert of pitching biomechanics.
@lebronjameslol3521
@lebronjameslol3521 3 года назад
I didnt know they were not doing non sport specific modular off season training back then. Nolan Ryan is kinda a trail blazer because its standard protocol now for all sports, wow.
@coater31
@coater31 2 года назад
Tom House is one of the best pitching coaches out there. Listen up kids.
@SoloMolty
@SoloMolty 3 года назад
he got a pitching clinic and it was great!
@davemckay4359
@davemckay4359 3 года назад
Passionate about it craft.
@theseventysevenmiles
@theseventysevenmiles 3 года назад
Fascinating.
@michaelsmith-bn6no
@michaelsmith-bn6no 15 дней назад
Ok Mr. Spock…..
@imh1p9
@imh1p9 3 года назад
That into is how this man gets a job
@rightyourwrong
@rightyourwrong 3 года назад
this guy gets teaching
@shooter7734
@shooter7734 3 года назад
"After three slow pitches my 82mph fastball looked 102" That also sums up Doug Jones success in the majors lots of change ups at different speeds then his fastball looked a lot faster than it was
@jesseavila1888
@jesseavila1888 2 года назад
I don’t really like baseball but I watched this whole thing. Lol
@BreaJiuJitsu
@BreaJiuJitsu 3 года назад
Interesting there was a Carson quote in the back
@kjmartin8100
@kjmartin8100 3 года назад
perfect vid to watch while i eat dinner
@jeroen1989
@jeroen1989 3 года назад
Would be fun to see this guy react to the pitching motions of the pitchers of nowadays! Fixing Kershaw and Ohtani and looking at special specimens like Aroldis Chapman.
@residentgomez
@residentgomez 3 года назад
Any one else remember seeing his videos for sale on tv. about 25 years ago? I thought if my dad ordered'em I'd be sling'n it . Yeah right.
@FatherRhyme
@FatherRhyme Год назад
Holy crap this video is amazing
@rashedulkabir6227
@rashedulkabir6227 Год назад
Ringku and Dinesh trained with him before or after the show?
@fastballfilms4214
@fastballfilms4214 3 года назад
Worked with Tom at valley view highschool my 8th grade year on a broken big toe on my drag foot...good times
@mikeystarr775
@mikeystarr775 3 года назад
Valley view California, Arkansas..??
@pequodexpress
@pequodexpress 3 года назад
What year was this?
@av076
@av076 3 года назад
What a genius
@anus8895
@anus8895 3 года назад
Do a great hitter
@krispyasfk2567
@krispyasfk2567 3 года назад
Velocity is up as a whole, spin rate, strikeouts and every other metric imaginable at the cost of constant injuries, constant Tommy John surgery and the careers of a lot of athletes. Barely any player can make it through a season without getting hurt these days never mind multiple seasons.
@danielchan9556
@danielchan9556 3 года назад
i would love to see one of these with pete walker the pitching coach of the blue jays hes a pitcher whisperer lol hes made alot of guys alot of money
@Ekorslk
@Ekorslk 3 года назад
Randy the GOAT.
@maxcastin4777
@maxcastin4777 3 года назад
No way this dude invented the towel drill whaaaa
@rslwannabe9475
@rslwannabe9475 2 года назад
I wish i had somebody like this to help me. I know i could be one of the greats if i had help like this. Im going to become a great anyway but it would be alot easier with professional help. Im just gonna continue practicing everyday for 2-3 hours and see where that takes me.
@E_xe2
@E_xe2 2 года назад
I believe in you. Good luck.
@josephdolenga2713
@josephdolenga2713 Год назад
Keep working my brother
@rslwannabe9475
@rslwannabe9475 Год назад
@@josephdolenga2713 I had a good streak going this summer. I was like 15 for 15 at bats without striking out. Then i decided i was going to start trying to hit consistent line drives and not just bloopers and crap. Thats alot harder lol. I did hit one that's considered a "nuke." for me. Im the short, fast, athletic guy that usually just gets on with base hit, I just hit a deep fly out. Still, that ball had to have gone 280-300 feet, and it wasn't even on a homerun trajectory it was going to far up. So ive been trying to hit the gym consistently, it ain't easy. I'm 5'9 133 pounds, soon to be sophomore and im done growing ;-;
@rashedulkabir6227
@rashedulkabir6227 Год назад
@@rslwannabe9475 Ringku and Dinesh trained with Tom House before or after the show?
@sportspokerguy3506
@sportspokerguy3506 10 месяцев назад
@@rslwannabe9475look up teacherman hitting, he’s on RU-vid and he’s Aaron judge’s hitting coach he will help you
@nathanjust7716
@nathanjust7716 3 года назад
Hey Gq can you do that for soccer
@bentrudgett1979
@bentrudgett1979 3 года назад
Doubt it, you don't have a pitcher in 'soccer'
@TheRoadLessChosen
@TheRoadLessChosen 2 года назад
Funny. My son lands on the ball of his foot and he’s sliding all over the place. If he lands on his heel it’s balanced and straight. Any ideas how this helped Randy?
@ryanwalters694
@ryanwalters694 3 года назад
I didn’t throw very hard in high school. Maybe 88 and I loved to pitch backwards. My brother was my catcher and he knew this. My coach hated the fact I would throw a change up or a curveball first. But when I was blowing people away with only a 88mph fastball, he couldn’t argue with the results
@gregshiro1863
@gregshiro1863 Год назад
Nolan Ryan Pitcher’s Bible helped me.
@HeyCupertino
@HeyCupertino 3 года назад
"Cream rises to the top, but turds float too." - Tom House
@astromo1
@astromo1 3 года назад
im taking notes 😂
@stun2187
@stun2187 3 года назад
Dudes cool
@gtgodbear6320
@gtgodbear6320 3 года назад
That sucks we don't know Nolan Ryan's true peak fastball speed in today's standards. He looked like he threw harder than Chapman after throwing 8 innings.
@gtgodbear6320
@gtgodbear6320 3 года назад
@Ivan Montane "peak fastball speed" when he was throwing his fastest on today's radar gear. Is what I ment.
@LikeAngelOfDeath
@LikeAngelOfDeath 3 года назад
Wonder what some of these guys would’ve been like in today game with the technology and the widespread acceptance of programs like driveline
@pequodexpress
@pequodexpress 3 года назад
I think what we see in professional baseball today is that more of this insight has become common knowledge, which is why the speed of the average fastball has increased dramatically over the last fifteen years.
@MrLucasArias4
@MrLucasArias4 3 года назад
Someone tag Shohei Ohtani in this
@noahmcdaniel4920
@noahmcdaniel4920 3 года назад
Fun fact: House thinks Ohtani looks even better in 2020 than in 2018. Check his Twitter.
@Dre-sv1ke
@Dre-sv1ke 3 года назад
I went to a pitching camp with Tom house
@robertwatson269
@robertwatson269 3 года назад
Thats crazy bro
@Dre-sv1ke
@Dre-sv1ke 3 года назад
omberto ikr
@JesusStJamesDR
@JesusStJamesDR 3 года назад
This guy got fired because they couldn't fire Ryan, he became the scapegoat.
@Stacey_-bf2mb
@Stacey_-bf2mb 3 года назад
Long toss?
@ericfenske7291
@ericfenske7291 3 года назад
Only as far as you can throw with good mechanics and on a straight line. Long toss doesn’t build arm strength, so make sure mechanics stay true: eyes level, glove firm & in front, drag back foot and go fast. Hope this helps.
@triplec6408
@triplec6408 3 года назад
Hello
@pequodexpress
@pequodexpress 3 года назад
I wish I had seen this video in 1979, but that would have been impossible. Dissemination of this kind of insight just wasn't there. It was just developing in the margins at the highest level of professional baseball.
@seabrook1976
@seabrook1976 3 года назад
He threw two no-hitters with the Rangers, not three.
@awedee.0
@awedee.0 3 года назад
flight: it was three, the cameras just werent on
@jakemoreau3679
@jakemoreau3679 3 года назад
I feel like the competence triangle diagram only represents pitchers haha. Those guys are a different breed. Nuts.
@jpyoung9259
@jpyoung9259 3 года назад
What sticky substance was he giving them
@dillydilly5453
@dillydilly5453 3 года назад
Rip hank
@lilfetus4586
@lilfetus4586 3 года назад
HENRY Aaron?!
@tbro4828
@tbro4828 3 года назад
Hanks his nickname
@improcrastinating8063
@improcrastinating8063 3 года назад
This guy also works with Tom Brady
@OCRay1
@OCRay1 3 года назад
Please help Shohei Ohtani!!
@noahmcdaniel4920
@noahmcdaniel4920 3 года назад
House thinks Ohtani looks better in 2020 than he did in 2018. He’s right
@lebradyskywalker5761
@lebradyskywalker5761 2 года назад
How did Nolan Ryan not win a Cy Young
@michaelsmith-bn6no
@michaelsmith-bn6no 15 дней назад
Cuz he would win 15 and lose 15
@bosarmin05able
@bosarmin05able 3 года назад
Back when the Texas Rangers were ahead of the game.. now they are behind the 8ball
@fuzzyschwartz
@fuzzyschwartz 3 года назад
3:41 Don't tell a pc gamer this.
@vincenthawes9965
@vincenthawes9965 3 года назад
How much juice are they on tho????😂😂😂
@LouissChannel
@LouissChannel 3 года назад
5th
@davidcasciato7513
@davidcasciato7513 3 года назад
I'm early
@sliderz1705
@sliderz1705 3 года назад
10 like
@bodacious117
@bodacious117 3 года назад
120 mph lol
@gustavocruz1833
@gustavocruz1833 3 года назад
First comment
@Mike-ib9tg
@Mike-ib9tg Год назад
Then Nolan got hurt like a lot of pitchers today under the new training.
@charlierizzo1378
@charlierizzo1378 Год назад
I like the football drill…but what if your kid throws baseballs left handed and footballs right handed?🤦🏻‍♂️
@panchoverde5078
@panchoverde5078 3 года назад
Day 1 Kung fu
@au8363
@au8363 2 года назад
ACCEPT JESUS AS YOUR LORD AND SAVIOR
@marsocperatorfaulkner
@marsocperatorfaulkner 3 месяца назад
ChhugHhhhhapppppppughkneeze
@alexpaz178
@alexpaz178 3 года назад
The shiny adjustment genotypically bump because fired ostensibly load after a parched boundary. hypnotic, billowy numeric
@abtwopoint0
@abtwopoint0 3 года назад
Did you just copy paste dictionary words with no coherent result?
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