Quick question on Pure analog pitching

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  • msmith05
    Rookie
    • Mar 2009
    • 309

    #1

    Quick question on Pure analog pitching

    I have checked the forums and tried to find the answer. When I throw a Pitch there is a color that lights up in the pure analog meter. Sometimes its red...sometimes orange and sometimes yellow. Any way to know what that is?
  • ryanmc564
    Pro
    • Jan 2014
    • 765

    #2
    Re: Quick question on Pure analog pitching

    Originally posted by msmith05
    I have checked the forums and tried to find the answer. When I throw a Pitch there is a color that lights up in the pure analog meter. Sometimes its red...sometimes orange and sometimes yellow. Any way to know what that is?
    don't quote me on this but I believe the colors represent how well you executed/accurate your pitch.

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    • Nando12
      Rookie
      • Apr 2013
      • 77

      #3
      Re: Quick question on Pure analog pitching

      I'm almost 100% positive it has to do with how much energy you're putting into each pitch. The harder you push up, the more energy is exerted which is reflected with either an orange or red color flashing. Early in the count I'll lightly push up when I'm throwing a "get me over" fastball & the color is like a light green. Obviously the more taxing pitches takes more energy from your pitcher.

      I think the Show 12 had a video on it.

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      • msmith05
        Rookie
        • Mar 2009
        • 309

        #4
        Re: Quick question on Pure analog pitching

        thank you...I knew it had to be execution or exertion but not sure and it seemed no rhyme or reason to it

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        • Scottsomnia
          Rookie
          • Jul 2010
          • 163

          #5
          Re: Quick question on Pure analog pitching

          Yellow is slower pitch speed Orange medium pitch speed Red fast pitch speed.

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