How to analyze a baseball swing video on iPhone.
Analyze a baseball swing video on iPhone in seven practical steps: record a useful angle, review key phases, draw checkpoints, compare clips, and export.
Read the guideBaseball movement analysis.
Analyze baseball movement from a phone video by choosing a repeatable camera view, finding the same phase, and marking one visible checkpoint. These developer-written guides show hitting and pitching review with BaseballDraw for iPhone and iPad, a $7.99 one-time purchase. Video review does not measure pitch speed, bat speed, spin, or injury risk.
Start with the question your clip can answer
| Your task | Start here | Useful output |
|---|---|---|
| Review a hitter’s movement | Seven-step swing review | One marked checkpoint with the drill and camera view recorded. |
| Review a pitcher’s delivery | Pitching video review | Foot-strike and release-neighborhood frames to discuss with a coach. |
| Find apparent release position | Release-point guide | The last ball-in-hand frame and first separated frame, when visible. |
| Record something comparable | Hitting camera setup or pitching camera setup | A steady, full-action recording from the same position each session. |
| Choose software or measurement hardware | Compare review, coaching, and measurement workflows | A tool selected for the job rather than an unsupported “AI” claim. |
These pages explain camera-aware visual review. They are written by David Balderston, BaseballDraw’s developer, and do not establish that a movement is correct or medically safe. Product facts and limitations.
How to review pitching mechanics video on iPhone.
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Read the guideHow to record a baseball swing video that is worth analyzing.
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Read the guideSend a baseball video a coach can answer quickly.
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Read the guideWhat iPhone video can—and cannot—show about swing path.
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Read the guideA practical hitting mechanics video checklist.
A camera-aware checklist for reviewing baseball hitting mechanics video: setup, load, stride, posture, contact, extension, and finish.
Read the guideA practical pitching mechanics video checklist.
A practical video checklist for reviewing visible baseball pitching mechanics from balance through foot strike, release, and follow-through.
Read the guideHow to record pitching video you can actually review.
Film a baseball pitcher on iPhone with safe camera placement, side and rear views, full-body framing, slow motion, and consistent setup for bullpen comparisons.
Read the guideReview your young player’s video without overcoaching.
How baseball parents can record, review, and share a youth player’s swing or pitching video on iPhone without overcoaching or making claims video cannot support.
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