
ONLINE BASEBALL
TRAINING WITH JON
A better throwing plan starts with understanding what the athlete is doing, why it matters, and what to work on next. Cutternation gives players and parents two clear ways to learn from Jon Sintes: the complete Cutternation Throwing System for self-paced education, or a one-hour private pitching session for individualized coaching. During a private session, Jon reviews the athlete's arm action and throwing mechanics, explains the most important development priorities, and gives practical coaching direction for the next stage of training.


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CHOOSE YOUR TRAINING PATH
SELF-PACED EDUCATION OR INDIVIDUAL COACHING

FAQ
ONLINE TRAINING QUESTIONS
What is the Cutternation Throwing System?
It is a seven-video educational system covering throwing basics, pitcher warm-up, work from the stretch, long-toss strategy, an organized throwing plan, and post-throw arm-care education.
Is the Throwing System a subscription?
No. It is a $100 one-time purchase with lifetime digital access.
Who is it for?
It is built for players, parents, and coaches who want a clearer, repeatable process for learning and organizing throwing.
What happens in a private session with Jon?
Jon spends one hour looking at the athlete's arm action and throwing mechanics, identifying development priorities, and providing practical baseball-coaching direction.
Can Jon diagnose or treat an injury?
No. Cutternation provides baseball coaching and education. Athletes with pain, injury, or medical concerns should work with a qualified healthcare professional.
Which option should I choose?
Choose the Throwing System for self-paced education you can revisit. Choose the private session when you want Jon to look directly at the athlete's mechanics and provide individualized coaching.
Safety note
Athletes should not throw through pain. The Cutternation Throwing System and private coaching provide baseball education, not medical diagnosis or treatment. Consult a qualified healthcare professional about an injury or medical concern.



