Pitching charts
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We've used this method and the chart discussed here over the past year. Easy to utilize in varying degrees...
https://www.discussfastpitch.com/softball-pitching/31020-charting-pitches.html
https://www.discussfastpitch.com/softball-pitching/31020-charting-pitches.html
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- Mar 9, 2015
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Our coach using a similar system. From what I have heard works nice.
We have been using this but I need A little adjustment. Wanted to see what you folks could do. I need a little more room to write the called pitch. We use a 2 number system. I’ve been writing the numbers above the line and the result (ball or strike) on the line as it is demoed. I’m thinking if I could Compress the bottom part of the chart and get a little space between the lines, it would help clean it up. (My writing is not good to start w and I dont Write small very well either. Lol). I see Mike writes the type of pitch called but we would also like to track called location. (We call numbers for each type of pitch and the location.) example 1-1 FB low inside 1-2 FB low outside 4-2 drop low outside etc
What is a good way to adjust this? I really like all the info that it offers, just need a way to track the called pitches.
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I have wanted to do the same thing but haven't had the benefit of knowing each called pitch (or the location)...
I’m in the dugout so I am privy. We are teaching our girls how to track pitchers when they are in the dugout. One does game changer and one does the pitch chart. I would just like more room for them and for myself when I do it.
I would think there is an easy way to shrink the bottom and space out the top just a little to help.
I would think there is an easy way to shrink the bottom and space out the top just a little to help.
