EPISODE · Aug 20, 2025 · 9 MIN
The Pitching System Behind Dallas Baptist's Success | Pitching Coach Cale Johnson
from The Baseball Development Hub Podcast · host Backside Groundballs Media
In this episode, we sit down with Dallas Baptist University pitching coach Cale Johnson to break down the comprehensive system DBU uses to develop high-level pitchers. From training in the bullpen to performing on the game mound, Cale walks us through the process that consistently produces durable, competitive, and well-prepared arms.🧠 What We Cover:Cale Johnson’s coaching background and role at DBUThe core pitching philosophy behind the programHow DBU blends technology and old-school feelUsing the weight room as a performance tool, not just for strengthTranslating bullpen work into game-ready executionHow they manage throwing workloads and recovery to keep arms healthyThe importance of individualization in pitcher developmentWhat separates the good from the great in college baseball⚙️ Key Tools & Concepts Mentioned:Trackman / Rapsodo pitch trackingMovement patterns & constraint drillsOn-ramp protocols & workload monitoringTransfer of training from pen to moundCues for mound presence and intent🔗 Connect with Us:Subscribe for more conversations with elite coaches and player developersFollow on Twitter @BacksideGBFollow on Instagram @backsidegroundballsmediaFollow on TikTok @backsidegroundballsmedia Contact us with guest suggestions or feedback: [email protected] 0:10- Pitching Philosophy0:35- Individual Development1:18- Building On Field Success2:20- Embracing Failure2:55- NewtForce3:25- Utilization of Technology4:10- Building Pitch Repertoire 5:10- Importance of the Weight Room5:40- Injury Prevention6:30- Characteristics of a Successful Pitcher at DBU7:20- Freshman's Transition to College8:00- Balancing Between the Fall & Spring9:00- Stuff vs. Command#pitchingmechanics #pitchingcoach #pitchingdrills #pitchingcoach #baseballszn #baseballtraining #baseballcoaching #baseball #pitchingtips #collegebaseball #mlb #weighttraining #strengthtraining
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In this episode, we sit down with Dallas Baptist University pitching coach Cale Johnson to break down the comprehensive system DBU uses to develop high-level pitchers. From training in the bullpen to performing on the game mound, Cale walks us through the process that consistently produces durable, competitive, and well-prepared arms.🧠 What We Cover:Cale Johnson’s coaching background and role at DBUThe core pitching philosophy behind the programHow DBU blends technology and old-school feelUsing the weight room as a performance tool, not just for strengthTranslating bullpen work into game-ready executionHow they manage throwing workloads and recovery to keep arms healthyThe importance of individualization in pitcher developmentWhat separates the good from the great in college baseball⚙️ Key Tools & Concepts Mentioned:Trackman / Rapsodo pitch trackingMovement patterns & constraint drillsOn-ramp protocols & workload monitoringTransfer of training from pen to moundCues for mound presence and intent🔗 Connect with Us:Subscribe for more conversations with elite coaches and player developersFollow on Twitter @BacksideGBFollow on Instagram @backsidegroundballsmediaFollow on TikTok @backsidegroundballsmedia Contact us with guest suggestions or feedback: [email protected] 0:10- Pitching Philosophy0:35- Individual Development1:18- Building On Field Success2:20- Embracing Failure2:55- NewtForce3:25- Utilization of Technology4:10- Building Pitch Repertoire 5:10- Importance of the Weight Room5:40- Injury Prevention6:30- Characteristics of a Successful Pitcher at DBU7:20- Freshman's Transition to College8:00- Balancing Between the Fall & Spring9:00- Stuff vs. Command#pitchingmechanics #pitchingcoach #pitchingdrills #pitchingcoach #baseballszn #baseballtraining #baseballcoaching #baseball #pitchingtips #collegebaseball #mlb #weighttraining #strengthtraining
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