Train spin direction, finger pressure, axis, and RPM — so your pitches create more movement and miss the bat.
Better spin starts HERE.
Every Spin Stick System includes the complete video training series.
MORE MOVEMENT
STARTS WITH BETTER SPIN.
More effective spin can create more vertical and horizontal break.
More break can make pitches harder to square up.
Harder-to-hit pitches can lead to more swings and misses.
And swings and misses create strikeouts.
More Spin ➡️
More Movement ➡️
Miss the Bat ➡️
More Spin ➡️ More Movement ➡️ Miss the Bat ➡️
You can teach a pitcher the right grip.
But if she doesn't understand how to use her fingers through the release, she may never create the spin that pitch needs.
The Spin Stick lets pitchers slow the release down and actually train:
• Finger Pressure
• Spin Direction
• Axis
• RPM
• Release
The grip is only the beginning.
3 STEPS TO BETTER SPIN
SEE IT.
See the spin you’re actually creating.
Get immediate visual feedback on spin direction and axis instead of guessing what happened after the ball leaves your hand.
Learn what the correct spin should look like for each pitch—and recognize when it’s off.
FEEL IT.
Learn how your fingers create the spin.
Discover which fingers are doing the work, where to apply pressure, and how finger, wrist, and arm position influence the rotation of the ball.
Instead of just being told to “spin it more,” you begin to understand how to make the spin happen.
REPEAT IT.
Turn the right spin into a repeatable skill.
Once you can see it and feel it, train it through intentional repetitions.
Build a more consistent release pattern, work toward higher RPMs, and take that spin from an isolated drill into your full pitching motion.
TRAIN THE SPIN. CREATE THE MOVEMENT. MISS MORE BATS.
Train with Purpose
ONE TOOL. EVERY PITCH. EVERY LEVEL.
Whether she’s learning to spin a softball for the first time or she’s getting recruited and chasing another 3–4 inches of horizontal break on her curveball…
It starts with the spin.
Fastball • Changeup • Riseball • Drop • Curve • Screwball • Blended Pitches
MAKE IT SPIN. MAKE IT MOVE. MISS THE BAT.
She Wanted to Make Varsity. Now She's Throwing College-Level Spin Rates!
When Lily started her freshman year of high school, she had a goal: earn a spot on the varsity softball team.
She knew she needed to continue developing as a pitcher, so she started incorporating the Spin Stick into her training.
By focusing on the little things—finger pressure, hand position, and creating better spin—Lily began seeing some BIG changes.
The results?
DOUBLED her spin numbers
Reached college-level spin rates
Developed 6+ inches of vertical and horizontal break
And that's what makes her progress so exciting!
It's not just about spinning the ball faster. It's about learning how to create the kind of spin that translates into actual movement on the field.
Meet Lily.
CHOOSE YOUR OPTION
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Best
Value
The Spin Stick System
[physical product + video series]
$109.99
$89.99
The complete package! Get the Spin Stick PLUS our Master Your Spin video series to learn proper technique, spin direction, and how to make every pitch move.
The Spin Stick
[physical product only]
$59.99
Get the tool to train your spin, improve finger pressure, and develop better ball movement. Spin Stick only; training videos sold separately.
Master Your Spin
Training Series
[video series only]
$49.99
Already have a Spin Stick? Get our complete video training series with step-by-step instruction to develop, improve, and master your spin.
What’s Included in The Spin Stick System
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A regulation-size 12 inch softball mounted on a dowel so you can train spin direction, finger pressure, axis, and RPM for every pitch. Use it by yourself or have a coach, parent, or teammate hold it while you work through your release.
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Our complete video-based training series showing you exactly how to use The Spin Stick with your pitchers.
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Fastball • Changeup • Riseball • Drop • Curve • Screwball • Blended Pitches
Learn the spin, finger pressure, and axis we’re looking for with each pitch.
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Learn how to use your fingers through the ball, where to apply pressure, and how wrist and arm position affect the spin you create.
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Start by isolating the spin, then take it into 9 o’clock and eventually into your full pitching motion.
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I’ll show you how to train with The Spin Stick on your own and how to use it with someone else holding it.
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Know exactly how to build spin training into your routine so the tool doesn’t end up sitting in your bag.
THE SPIN STICK SYSTEM:
The Spin Stick + Master Your Spin Training Series
— $109.99 $89.99
WHY I CREATED
THE SPIN STICK
When I was about 12 years old, my dad made me my own version of a Spin Stick. The original idea came from Ernie Parker, one of the best pitching coaches in the game, who coached incredible pitchers like Lisa Fernandez. I was lucky enough to learn from him growing up.
If you look at the picture of my old Spin Stick, the white softball tells you exactly how long ago this was. This was the early ’90s — back when we were still playing softball in shorts and using white balls. I was also one of the first girls in Alabama throwing windmill, so we were learning and figuring out a lot as we went.
That Spin Stick went everywhere with me. It was basically my version of a modern-day fidget spinner, except my dad made sure I actually trained with it. We traveled out of state for tournaments, and I would sit in the car spinning that ball for HOURS.
Over time, I started seeing the difference. My pitches broke more, I started missing bats, and the strikeouts came. More importantly, I started understanding what my hand, fingers and wrist were actually doing to create spin. I wasn’t just being told to spin the ball — I could finally feel what good spin was supposed to feel like.
As I got older and started coaching, I always kept one with me. Pitchers, parents and coaches constantly asked what it was and where they could get one. For years, I wanted to find a way to make them, but I could never figure out how to produce one the way I wanted.
Until now.
After all these years, the Spin Stick is finally here. This isn’t just a product I decided to sell. It’s a tool that was part of my own pitching journey, and now I get to put it into the hands of the next generation of pitchers — along with the training to teach them exactly how to use it.
Because we’re not just trying to spin the ball.
We’re trying to make it move...and miss the bat.
Frequently Asked Questions
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I use this type of training with pitchers from their very first pitching lesson all the way through elite and high-level athletes.
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Yes. Fastball, changeup, riseball, drop, curve, screwball, and blended pitches.
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No. She can use The Spin Stick on her own, or a parent, teammate, or coach can hold it for her. I show you both ways inside Master Your Spin.
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We intentionally designed The Spin Stick™ with a 12" softball, even for our younger pitchers who currently play with an 11" ball!
The larger ball encourages younger pitchers with smaller hands to work harder to engage their fingers, develop finger pressure, and create spin. This is especially beneficial for building finger strength, coordination, and control.
Training with the 12" ball also helps prepare younger pitchers for the transition to the standard 12" softball as they get older.
The goal isn't to make spinning easier. It's to challenge and train those fingers to become more effective!
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Only the Spin Stick System comes with the complete Master Your Spin video training series.
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You can purchase our Master Your Spin Video Guide by itself for $49.99 in the Shop.
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No tool can guarantee a certain amount of break. But better spin rate, direction, and axis can give a pitch more opportunity to create movement—and that’s exactly what we’re training.