For those of us who follow the techniques taught by NECC, the the "runners-on" stance is nothing new. However, we have seen comments on a fairly regular basis - and some very emphatically - that D1 catchers don't use a secondary stance for throwing situations. For the most part, this is correct. Most don't. Except...
Kirsten Mack of Mizzou.
I just finished watching Mizzou vs. So. Carolina, and Mack used a secondary stance (raised hips) in situations with runners on base or 2 strikes. Every time (at least during the time I was watching).
Has anyone else seen D1 catchers using a secondary/"runners-on" stance?
Kirsten Mack of Mizzou.
I just finished watching Mizzou vs. So. Carolina, and Mack used a secondary stance (raised hips) in situations with runners on base or 2 strikes. Every time (at least during the time I was watching).
Has anyone else seen D1 catchers using a secondary/"runners-on" stance?
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