Dr. Marshall's Original Website
Dr. Marshall shared most of his educational materials, including his videos, books, and training programs on a website he created in 2000.
Unfortunately, in 2023, his website domain name was acquired by someone else. As a result, Mike’s content was no longer accessible.
One of the key tenets of our company’s mission is to preserve and safeguard his educational materials. So, we set out to recover his original website content…and SUCCEEDED!
Dr. Mike Marshall’s Pitching Academia LLC has restored his original website content* as of the last updates he made, including, most recently his instructional pitching videos.
* His contact information was removed.
Dr. Marshall’s unique approach to pitching mechanics challenged traditional methods while prioritizing injury prevention, a philosophy he discussed in an MLB.com interview.
His video series remains an invaluable resource for pitchers, coaches, and anyone interested in the science behind a healthier, more effective pitching technique.
In keeping with Mike’s vision and values, Dr. Mike Marshall’s Pitching Academia LLC will also make his videos and educational materials available for FREE (with the understanding that users respect copyright rules), to continue to educate and inspire new generations of baseball leaders, coaches, parents, and pitchers.
See “SPECIAL THANKS” below for more about the recovery of Dr. Marshall’s videos!
Special Thanks to Charles "The Slav" Slavik
We would like to extend our heartfelt appreciation to Charles “The Slav” Slavik for his generous gift of his copy of Dr. Mike Marshall’s Instructional Pitching Video DVDs.
His contribution enabled us to restore the original website links, preserving Dr. Marshall’s invaluable insights into the causes of pitching injuries and how to prevent them as well as his innovative pitching mechanics and training programs for youth and adult players, their parents and coaches, and researchers.
Beyond this generous act, Slavik continues to be an incredible advocate for baseball history and analysis.
If you’re passionate about deep dives into the game’s past, present, and future, we highly encourage you to check out his work with SABR (Society for American Baseball Research) and his engaging baseball blog.
