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Should a 14yr old play 18 Gold?
It seems like this will be happening more with the rule changes in 18G. We have been surprised to see it some already, but now with more roster spots to fill on the 18G teams, do you think the better young varsity players will be given at least some of these spots?- xxxYerOut
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- Forum: Softball Discussions
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My mistake and very glad to hear he is still with us. I thought I had heard other a few years ago and thought we had lost a legend. We have also had his DVD series for quite a while (since before you could find just about whatever you were looking for on YouTube). We have used his material...- xxxYerOut
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- Forum: Softball Pitching
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I like the late/great Ernie Parker Series. One or two of the set are also with Bob Todd (if not mistaking). Video Sales or Maven has many Increasing Speed- xxxYerOut
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- Forum: Softball Pitching
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Difference between baseball and softball swing mechanics...
Would this be considered a RVP type swing or more completely rotational? My guess is rotational, but i'm no expert.- xxxYerOut
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- Forum: Softball Hitting Technical
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Pitcher's parents / 43 ft
Ha - I could be wrong though. I must have missed that dart toss, err vote.. Which state?- xxxYerOut
- Post #29
- Forum: Softball Pitching
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Pitcher's parents / 43 ft
It is officially 43' in Aug. so I believe the higher level tournaments will use the official calendar date as most of our area HSs have. It was the decision of our conference to go early and we thought it was a wider spread decision than that. SURPRISE!- xxxYerOut
- Post #28
- Forum: Softball Pitching
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Pitcher's parents / 43 ft
cb- We are in a very similar situation. DD has been throwing at 43' for months now and likes it a lot. It is the short season that follows HS that will take the real adjustment, especially as you go into qualifiers, State and National level tournaments fairly soon. I have never been a big...- xxxYerOut
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- Forum: Softball Pitching
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Pitcher's parents / 43 ft
How do you split that at a HS level? Do you mean JV at 40' and Varsity at 43'? This is similar to what I was thinking, allowing only the more advanced freshman pitchers needing to make the adjustment. That seems like it would help the difference in age brackets with 14u at 40' and 16u at 43'...- xxxYerOut
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Pitcher's parents / 43 ft
Great timing with this topic. DD just asked me the about the same thing just yesterday. What we are seeing is the 14u being divided at the HS level. If the girls are pitching from 40' at 14u, but 43' in HS (freshman). after the HS season she will have to go back to 40' if she stays at 14u or...- xxxYerOut
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- Forum: Softball Pitching
