Can anyone explain why LL rules don't require a pitcher to start their motion with both feet on the pitching rubber? Never really noticed it until last night. Pretty sure all other forms of FP require both feet touching the pitching rubber at the start of the pitch.
I looked up the rule and it is vague stating "the pivot foot" must be on the rubber while not mentioning the other foot. Just seems weird to teach it the wrong way.
10U BTW.
I looked up the rule and it is vague stating "the pivot foot" must be on the rubber while not mentioning the other foot. Just seems weird to teach it the wrong way.
10U BTW.
