What I meant by harder was basically that they didn't have a hardball pitcher pitch against a softball hitter.
I think it really depends on what kind of batter you are,
Softball is a lot closer and has a rise ball
Hardball is further but has a smaller ball and you can throw much more pitches...
It will throw their timing off but 2nd or 3rd strike is the most obvious time someone will throw a change up.
Always keep the batter on their heels, throw any pitch at anytime. I throw my change first pitch and it works great.
Also to finish your strike outs I get my catcher to set up outside...
I wanna build up strength in my arm so I am going to start using weighted balls.
I have used them before and I think they will really help me out. I was thinking of just buying some nails and putting them in the seams of a ball but was wondering what a good starting weight would be?
As I grow I...
yea that had to be one of the worst no hitters I have ever seen! 134 pitches thrown, haha
Tampa Bay always has to do with these no hitters/perfect games just on the opposing team.
What we do is just calm down and just try to focus on the next batter. If the coach has some advice on the next batter or next couple he will say something but most of the time we just crack jokes and just take the time to calm down.
They should really get a softball batter to hit against a hardball hitter.
The speed and pitches they can throw with those balls are insane, so that just might change that myth.
I am all for softball being harder to hit as I am a softball hitter but they could of done a better job in that...
Wow, that's really interesting.
I use one myself but I knew I wasn't increasing my bat speed, It just made me feel a lot more comfortable up to bat because when I pick up my game bat at the start of a new game it feels heavy but I put the weight on, take it off and it feels lighter. I knew it...
I play 16u and I usually stand further back in the box so I have more time.
I have heard that you should stand closer because their rise or drop balls will not have enough time to do what they are suppose to do.
A lot of competitive mens fastball is around here and they are the best in the world...
I have been using big cats batting drill for about 4 months now, 4 times a week and I have found I am hitting the ball at least 15% further, its a great drill.
I am a 16 year old male pitcher who knows several different types of pitches and throws them well in games. I got all my pitches down so know I wanna increase my speed and get stronger.
What do you guys think of weighted balls?
I put nails in the seams of ball to make it heavier and I weighed it...
No such thing as a fastball I say, I got a peel drop and it is faster then my "fastball" because when I flick my wrist it increases the speed greatly.
So I would say peel drop.