Advance Skills of Softball Pitching with Crissy Rapp
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If accuracy came first then you'd worry the whole time about if your going to get a strike or not It's best to sling it in there and hope for the best even if you mess you'll scare the sh!t outta them. Now, you tell me? Is it better for you to throw about 25 and having strikes (most of them would be able to hit it) Or sling it in there. & plus it builds up muscle tone too. So then you wont be weak throughout the softball season. Trust me if my coach hadda pick between 2 hed pick speed
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Wrong. Control First.
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Speed before accuracy ALWAYS. The faster you get, the better mechanics you get, then the accuracy comes. PERIOD. And whoever you are saying you're throwing 80-85mph, you're a retard. Jennie Finch doesn't throw 80 .....
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When U first start pitching work on your accuracy first but dont do u full wind up just do a half pitch then when u are releasing at the right time then throw in your speed and it will help u throw strikes. Promise that is what i did and now i am throwing at thirty miles an hour maybe in seventh grade and all of them are really close to the strike zone or they are a strike!!
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No you don't
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@softbalqween6 EXACTLY 2 ME I TROW BOUT 80-85 mph.
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@1Ynotred -EXACLTLY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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i just started and my coahc told me accuracy before speed and that helped me alot!
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Now when your doing the wrist flick are you suppose to end up with a sound coming from your fingertips hitting your palm or it are your fingers suppose to stay kind of straight?
The reason it is better to learn to throw hard before accuracy is simple. Yes it is important to throw accurate but the minute you get accurate and try to speed it up you will then loose accuracy because of the change of arm speed, the strength of leg drive both will change the timing of the release point, resulting in throwing balls over your catcher's head. With the proper mechanics of throwing hard first your muscle memory will kick in to find the release point.
1Ynotred 2 years ago 10
lol so true ..my softball coach always tells me to slow down but when i slow down it throughs off my rythem and my acuracy
softbalqween6 2 years ago 9