I read through the rest of the thread and reviewed the chart and can't conclude anything other than this basic summarization. This will affect almost no one.
And then when she posts videos from her hitting lessons, we thought she should probably tag the pitchers in her HS conference and ask them how much sleep they're getting these days? You know, to show how much she cares about their well-being. :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
I know a lot of teams in the south are very religious. I always dread going south to play because the teams always try to make our girls pray with them after the games.
What's the timing mechanism? I've got one daughter who has always been the fastest player on every team she's ever been on (club sports, school sports, track team). She can't break 3 seconds on a laser timer.
The link says "bat speed" not "exit velo". Thinking those are not the same. It is interest to compare how many sub-2.9s 20yd dashes to how many girls post they are 2.6-2.7.
My daughter, who plays in college, was having softball withdrawals her freshman year of college because of the huge reduction in overall softball activity. Granted, she plays D3. But she was used to playing every weekend in the fall, and then only got to play 1 day in the fall because of the...
I'm sorry you think that. But I also see that you acknowledge a second push, but feel that it is not "significant." Let me check my rulebook as to the importance of the "significance" of the second push.
The fact of the matter is that when the back knee is flexed and points anywhere behind...
It's not so much of where does he want it to be, as much as he doesn't think the pitcher should be allowed a 2nd push 3 feet in front of the rubber. If her body is in that position, the only way she's legal is if that trail foot is in contact with the rubber.