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Effective Pitcher Mechanics
FIELDING THE BALL
Always use the glove to field ground balls hit back to the mound. The
mechanics that appear in italics below refer to hard hit balls only.
Movement to "Field the Ball". Feet - the move toward
the ball begins with a cross over step or a quick shuffle...
Knocking the Ball Down - the ball comes to the Pitcher so quickly
that, when just knocking the ball down, the Pitcher has plenty of time to regain
their "balance" to make an accurate throw.
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SLOW ROLLERS
BACK TO THE MOUND. Where to Make the Play - listen to the catcher
for the throw's direction... Ball Still Moving - field the ball with two
hands, then make the throw... Moving on an Extremely Close Play -
risk bare handing the ball... Ball Stopped Moving - push the ball into
the ground with the bare hand, quickly bring the ball back, then throw the ball.
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Effective Pitcher Mechanics
Brochure
In this 8 panel brochure, Softball Parents, Developmental League
Coaches and Self-Coached Players discover these detailed pitcher mechanics ...
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using the defensive position to improve pitching mechanics,
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fielding ground balls,
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throwing a baseball,
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defensive reactions to six different situations,
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handling slow rollers,
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directing infielders with pop-ups,
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tagging,
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playing cut-off and
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rundowns.
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