Baylor Beam
TopVelocity Evaluation
53
Velocity
5'7"
Height
153
Weight
AI Velocity Analysis
Machine learning prediction based on 1,535 elite athletes
Camp Velocity
53
mph
AI Prediction
63
mph
Based on physical metrics
Difference
10.2
mph
Below prediction
Proficiency
3
%ile
Mechanics efficiency
What this means: Needs work - large gap between potential and performance
There's potential to gain 10.2 mph through improved mechanics and training.
There's potential to gain 10.2 mph through improved mechanics and training.
💪 Athletic Variables to Improve
Physical metrics that directly impact velocity. Focus on these for maximum gains.
Broad Jump
+2.1 mph
Current
68.0"
1%ile
→
Goal
90.9"
31%ile
Lateral Broad Jump (Combined)
+2.0 mph
Current
130.0"
4%ile
→
Goal
150.0"
34%ile
Left Grip
+1.8 mph
Current
58.0 lbs
2%ile
→
Goal
95.0 lbs
32%ile
Right Grip
+1.8 mph
Current
53.0 lbs
2%ile
→
Goal
99.1 lbs
32%ile
Vertical Jump
+1.8 mph
Current
16.0"
1%ile
→
Goal
24.0"
31%ile
10-Yard Sprint
+1.5 mph
Current
2.050s
1%ile
→
Goal
1.712s
31%ile
Weight
+1.5 mph
Current
153.0 lbs
19%ile
→
Goal
180.9 lbs
49%ile
Total Body Strength
+1.4 mph
Current
250.0 lbs
5%ile
→
Goal
360.0 lbs
35%ile
Total Potential Velocity Gain:
+13.9 mph
→ Target: 90 mph
Working Toward 90 mph
You need +37.0 mph to reach your target.
Improving to 90th percentile in the metrics above can provide +13.9 mph.
Improving to 90th percentile in the metrics above can provide +13.9 mph.
23.1 mph gap remaining
Set an achievable interim target of 66 mph, then reassess.
Set an achievable interim target of 66 mph, then reassess.
TopVelocity Ranking
Based on the TopVelocity Evaluation System
Current Rank
Unranked
Youth Level 3
0/16 metrics
Youth Level 2
4/16 metrics
📊 Performance Scores (Percentile)
52
Mobility
10
Shoulder
8
Power
19
Balance
22
Overall
Anthropometric
3 metrics measured
12
Overall
67.0 in
in
Body Height
8th Percentile
Elite (90th):
75.0 in
Difference:
-8.0 in
153 lbs
lbs
Body Weight
18th Percentile
Elite (90th):
216 lbs
Difference:
-63 lbs
66.0 in
in
Wing Span
7th Percentile
Elite (90th):
76.0 in
Difference:
-10.0 in
Mobility
23 metrics measured
52
Overall
10 °
°
Right Dorsiflexion
50th Percentile
Elite (90th):
19 °
Difference:
-9 °
10 °
°
Left Dorsiflexion
50th Percentile
Elite (90th):
18 °
Difference:
-8 °
50 °
°
Right Plantar Flexion
10th Percentile
Elite (90th):
75 °
Difference:
-25 °
50 °
°
Left Plantar Flexion
10th Percentile
Elite (90th):
75 °
Difference:
-25 °
30 °
°
Right Hip Internal Rotation
50th Percentile
Elite (90th):
40 °
Difference:
-10 °
35 °
°
Left Hip Internal Rotation
75th Percentile
Elite (90th):
40 °
Difference:
-5 °
40 °
°
Right Hip External Rotation
50th Percentile
Elite (90th):
54 °
Difference:
-14 °
45 °
°
Left Hip External Rotation
75th Percentile
Elite (90th):
50 °
Difference:
-5 °
20 °
°
Right Hip Extension
62th Percentile
Elite (90th):
25 °
Difference:
-5 °
18 °
°
Left Hip Extension
40th Percentile
Elite (90th):
25 °
Difference:
-7 °
70 °
°
Right Hip Flexion
19th Percentile
Elite (90th):
95 °
Difference:
-25 °
75 °
°
Left Hip Flexion
32th Percentile
Elite (90th):
95 °
Difference:
-20 °
35 °
°
Right Hip Abduction
5th Percentile
Elite (90th):
51 °
Difference:
-16 °
35 °
°
Left Hip Abduction
5th Percentile
Elite (90th):
52 °
Difference:
-17 °
70 °
°
Right Shoulder Internal Rotation
90th Percentile
Elite (90th):
70 °
Difference:
✓ Elite
65 °
°
Left Shoulder Internal Rotation
75th Percentile
Elite (90th):
80 °
Difference:
-15 °
110 °
°
Right Shoulder External Rotation
75th Percentile
Elite (90th):
120 °
Difference:
-10 °
105 °
°
Left Shoulder External Rotation
70th Percentile
Elite (90th):
115 °
Difference:
-10 °
25 °
°
Right Shoulder Horizontal Abduction
50th Percentile
Elite (90th):
35 °
Difference:
-10 °
25 °
°
Left Shoulder Horizontal Abduction
50th Percentile
Elite (90th):
35 °
Difference:
-10 °
60 °
°
Trunk Extension
95th Percentile
Elite (90th):
50 °
Difference:
✓ Elite
70 °
°
Right Trunk Rotation
75th Percentile
Elite (90th):
75 °
Difference:
-5 °
70 °
°
Left Trunk Rotation
90th Percentile
Elite (90th):
70 °
Difference:
✓ Elite
Strength & Power
10 metrics measured
8
Overall
16.0 in
in
Vertical Jump
4th Percentile
Elite (90th):
30.0 in
Difference:
-14.0 in
68 in
in
Broad Jump
4th Percentile
Elite (90th):
108 in
Difference:
-40 in
64 in
in
Right Lateral Broad Jump
5th Percentile
Elite (90th):
86 in
Difference:
-22 in
66 in
in
Left Lateral Broad Jump
7th Percentile
Elite (90th):
86 in
Difference:
-20 in
2.050 s
s
10 Yard Sprint
6th Percentile
Elite (90th):
1.880 s
Difference:
+0.170 s
250 lbs
lbs
Total Body Strength
5th Percentile
Elite (90th):
600 lbs
Difference:
-350 lbs
53 lbs
lbs
Right Grip Strength
4th Percentile
Elite (90th):
130 lbs
Difference:
-77 lbs
58 lbs
lbs
Left Grip Strength
4th Percentile
Elite (90th):
130 lbs
Difference:
-72 lbs
485 W
W
Right Rotational Power
22th Percentile
Elite (90th):
973 W
Difference:
-488 W
371 W
W
Left Rotational Power
12th Percentile
Elite (90th):
909 W
Difference:
-538 W
Balance
6 metrics measured
19
Overall
23 in
in
Right Y-Balance 1
25th Percentile
Elite (90th):
36 in
Difference:
-13 in
28 in
in
Right Y-Balance 2
15th Percentile
Elite (90th):
47 in
Difference:
-19 in
26 in
in
Right Y-Balance 3
10th Percentile
Elite (90th):
46 in
Difference:
-20 in
24 in
in
Left Y-Balance 1
33th Percentile
Elite (90th):
37 in
Difference:
-13 in
28 in
in
Left Y-Balance 2
15th Percentile
Elite (90th):
46 in
Difference:
-18 in
28 in
in
Left Y-Balance 3
15th Percentile
Elite (90th):
47 in
Difference:
-19 in
Shoulder Strength
4 metrics measured
10
Overall
177 °
°
Left Shoulder Flexion
17th Percentile
Elite (90th):
211 °
Difference:
-34 °
26 lbs
lbs
Left Shoulder Internal Rotation Strength
8th Percentile
Elite (90th):
56 lbs
Difference:
-30 lbs
16 lbs
lbs
Left Shoulder External Rotation Strength
4th Percentile
Elite (90th):
49 lbs
Difference:
-33 lbs
16 lbs
lbs
Scaption Left Back
10th Percentile
Elite (90th):
34 lbs
Difference:
-18 lbs
Pitch Metrics
1 metrics measured
4
Overall
53 mph
mph
Total Velocity
4th Percentile
Elite (90th):
86 mph
Difference:
-33 mph
🎯
Brent Pourciau's Analysis
Road to 90
Personalized roadmap for Baylor Beam
The Overview
Alright Baylor, here's your Road to 90. You're currently sitting at 53 mph, which means you need about 37.0 mph to hit your target of 90. You're early in your development journey at the 22th percentile. At this stage, almost everything you work on will help — mobility, strength, power, and motor control all move the needle.
What The AI Analysis Tells Me
Baylor, let me be real with you — this is actually exciting news. You're throwing 53 mph, but based on your physical metrics, the AI model says you should be around 63.2 mph. That 10.2 mph gap? That's not a problem — that's POTENTIAL. It means once we clean up your mechanics and movement patterns, you've got velocity sitting there waiting to be unlocked.
Your mechanics efficiency is at the 3th percentile — and honestly, this is where the opportunity is. Your physical tools are there, but your delivery isn't converting them efficiently. The good news? Mechanical improvements often come faster than physical gains. Once we optimize your sequencing and timing, you'll see immediate velocity jumps.
Your Biggest Opportunities
Based on the AI analysis, here are your biggest opportunities to add velocity:
Broad Jump
+2.1 mph
Current: 68.0" (1th %ile)
→
Target: 90.9" (31th %ile)
Why it matters: Your broad jump is one of the best predictors of pitching velocity because it measures your ability to produce horizontal force — exactly what you need off the mound.
How we fix it: The Stride Excelerator is perfect for this — it trains the exact horizontal force production pattern you use in your delivery. Combine that with plyometrics, bounds, and the TopVelocity Sled for resisted stride work.
Lateral Broad Jump
+2.0 mph
Current: 130.0" (4th %ile)
→
Target: 150.0" (34th %ile)
Why it matters: This measures your lateral power — critical because pitching involves a massive lateral push off the rubber before you rotate.
How we fix it: The Stride Excelerator trains this lateral drive pattern specifically. Combine it with lateral bounds and the TopVelocity Sled for lateral resisted work.
Left Grip Strength
+1.8 mph
Current: 58.0 lbs (2th %ile)
→
Target: 95.0 lbs (32th %ile)
Why it matters: Grip strength is the end of the kinetic chain. All that force you generate has to transfer through your hand to the ball.
How we fix it: Farmer carries, dead hangs, wrist work, and specific grip training in the 3X Program. This also helps with spin rate and command.
These three priorities alone = +5.9 mph potential
Can You Hit Your Target?
Let me be honest with you — getting to 90 mph is a big goal. The improvements I've outlined give you about +13.9 mph, which would put you around 66 mph. That's a great interim target. The remaining 23.1 mph will require elite-level development — we're talking about pushing past 90th percentile on multiple metrics. Set 66 mph as your first milestone, crush that, then we'll re-evaluate and map out the next phase.
My Recommendation
Based on everything I'm seeing here, here's what I recommend: The 3X Pitching Velocity Program is exactly what you need. This isn't just a throwing program — it's a complete system that addresses mechanics, strength, power, and motor learning all in one. Your mechanics efficiency score tells me there's velocity sitting on the table right now. The 3X Program will teach you how to sequence your body properly and transfer all that force into the ball. To accelerate your results, I highly recommend using the TopVelocity training devices that are built into the program: The Trunk Excelerator teaches you to generate and transfer rotational power through your core — this is where velocity lives. The Stride Excelerator builds explosive leg drive and proper stride mechanics, which is the foundation of the 3X approach. The Impulse Ground Force Trainer develops your ability to create force into the ground, and the TopVelocity Sled builds the specific strength patterns you need for a powerful delivery. These aren't gimmicks — they're tools designed to train the exact movement patterns that separate high-velocity pitchers from everyone else. Combine them with the 3X Program and you'll see results faster than training alone.
Your Top Physical Priorities
The two biggest physical drivers for you right now are broad jump and Total Body Strength. Together, these account for about 8.2 mph of your velocity gap.
Broad Jump +4.4 mph
Current
68 in
Percentile
5th
Target
102 in
To Gain
+34 in
Total Body Strength +3.8 mph
Current
250 lbs
Percentile
5th
Target
533.3 lbs
To Gain
+283.3 lbs
Supporting Work
After that, it's about the supporting package: vertical jump, Left Grip Strength (power/stability), Body Height. These aren't the headline levers, but they raise the floor and make your mechanics easier to execute.
Your Action Plan
Movement Cues:
"Shin down, leverage, drive — use the ground."
Training Priorities:
Build Mass
Calorie surplus + structured strength phases. Mass equals gas — you need more raw material.
Explosive Power
Jump training (box jumps, bounds) + Olympic lift progressions (cleans, hang cleans). Train fast to be fast.
Achievement Milestones
Evaluated
Ranked
80+ MPH
85+ MPH
90+ Club
Pro Level