The most debated half-second in baseball history without umpire involvement is “after the load to contact.” Millions of dollars are made at this moment. How are you going to get there? Dennis Tiefenthaler, Co-Founder, Seam Readers Ladies and gentleman, welcome...
The last man to hit over .400 for a season was Ted Williams. He says to be a great hitter, “You need to find a good pitch to hit.” Easier said than done…. Seam Readers ask how will you know it’s a good pitch to hit unless you are Seam Reading what’s...
“Seam Readers Read, Recognize and React to every pitch every time”. Dennis Tiefenthaler, Co-Founder, Seam Readers Ladies and gentleman, welcome to Seam Reader’s eighth blog of all time. We need to again thank you all for continuing to hear what we have to say....
“Seam Readers need to know Rotation before Location.” Dennis Tiefenthaler, Co-Founder, Seam Readers Ladies and gentleman, welcome to Seam Reader’s seventh blog of all time. We continue to be amazed by everyone who is checking in with us on a weekly basis. Last...
“Load to Read is the most crucial part of the Seam Reader Process. It is when the eyes and the body work together to find the pitcher’s timing.” Dennis & Jared Tiefenthaler, Co-Founders, Seam Readers Ladies and gentleman, welcome to Seam Reader’s sixth blog...
“The on-deck circle is a workstation, you need to act like you are facing the pitcher when you’re in it.” Jared Tiefenthaler, Co-Founder, Seam Readers Ladies and gentleman, welcome to Seam Reader’s fifth blog of all time. We want to take this opportunity to...
“Always Look Fastball, Adjust to Everything Else ”Dennis Tiefenthaler, Founder, Seam Readers Ladies and gentleman, welcome to Seam Reader’s fourth blog of all time. Because of previous content, you now know as a hitter that you have a better chance at success...
Dennis Tiefenthaler, Co-Founder, Seam Readers Ladies and gentleman, welcome to Seam Reader’s third blog of all time. Hopefully, we have been making sense these last couple of weeks, but if we have not, let us recap. First, you learned that each pitch thrown has a...
Dennis Tiefenthaler, Co-Founder, Seam Readers “Seams Never Lie.” Jared Tiefenthaler, Co-Founder, CEO Seamreaders Ladies and gentleman, thank you for reading our second blog of all time. Last week, you were introduced to the art of seam reading,,, the ability to read a...
Dennis Tiefenthaler, Co-Founder, Seam Readers “Instead of trying to read a pitcher’s mind, read the seams of the ball… they never lie.” Jared Tiefenthaler, Co-Founder, CEO Seamreaders Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for reading our first blog of all time. I am...
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