I've always felt teaching Drop Ball BEFORE Rise balls.... rationale is if a Drop doesn't break, often early on teh up/down pitches don't! , hopefully this Drop that doesn't break and is now a slower fastball generates a groundball where we at least have a shot at making a play or a single, whereas a Riiseball that doesn't break is generally a slower fastball up in a batters wheelhouse and resluts can be doubles or worse.......
Any thoughts?
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Separately, I also teach INSIDE Curve and outside curve, same as Inside Screwball and Outside Screwball..... most girls tell me that although it makes sense to them, they've never been taught you can throw these pitches BOTH sides of the plate...... Why??
Any thoughts?
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Separately, I also teach INSIDE Curve and outside curve, same as Inside Screwball and Outside Screwball..... most girls tell me that although it makes sense to them, they've never been taught you can throw these pitches BOTH sides of the plate...... Why??