Lokator Pitching Academy

Former MLB Pitcher Steve Stemle and inventor of the Lokator tested the target and System as a college pitching coach and the statistics prove how valuable it is.

The Lokator System teaches the mental and physical aspects of pitching together.

The page lists pitching goals, including getting double plays and ground balls, getting outs with one pitch, getting swings and misses with off-speed pitches, and controlling pitches low in the strike zone.

The page describes the history of the Lokator Pitching System and its development by Steve Stemle for baseball and softball pitchers.

The page discusses using foul-ball direction to assess a hitter’s timing. It says a right-handed hitter fouling fastballs down the left-field line is early.

The page defines body language as nonverbal communication and discusses its role in sports, including the importance of pitchers controlling negative body language and using positive body language.

The page notes that catchers in travel baseball tournaments often set their target at the hitter’s belt, down the middle of the plate.

Steve Stemle's baseball backgound and invention of the Lokator Academy history.

The narrator describes a childhood spent pitching with his father and organizing neighborhood Wiffle Ball, pickle, and stickball games.

The page provides a contact form for questions about The LoKator System, including wholesale pricing, bulk discounts, and ways to use the LoKator target with a team.

Former MLB pitcher Steve Stemle created the LoKator System because pitch location was the biggest factor in his success. LoKator automatically improves pitcher's control by narrowing location focus and giving direct feedback in relation to hitting spots.