How Pitching Illegally Comes Back to Haunt You

[wheresmycar]

in Slo Mo

If you have to look at it in Slo Mo, then it really isn't a problem.

 

[radness]

Hit the ball.
The rule favors the offense!

 

[_MIA_]

and teaches fluid mechanics back in June 2018.

Undergraduate or graduate level?

 

[LEsoftballdad]

Undergraduate or graduate level?

The Beavis and Butt-Head shirt threw me off my game today. Or maybe it was your sandals with socks. I'm all messed up.

 

[_MIA_]

Or maybe it was your sandals with socks. I'm all messed up.

I asked my DW if that was why she doesn’t like me. She started to pull out a list and I said nvm

 

[LEsoftballdad]

I asked my DW if that was why she doesn’t like me. She started to pull out a list and I said nvm

 

[Reaperjet]

If you have to look at it in Slo Mo, then it really isn't a problem.

I go to Slo mo to Confirm what I see..... But, thanks.

 

[Reaperjet]

If your foot is in contact with the ground, it is bearing weight. Weather it's the toe, or bottom of foot really makes little difference. The rule book refers to the back foot as the "Pivot" foot.... not drag foot, or non weight bearing foot... pivot foot.

Then many of us are doing it wrong - Because if that's legal then every pitcher should "pivot" "Replant" and get a second push..

It would be insane not to.

 

[radness]

I go to Slo mo to Confirm what I see..... But, thanks.

Are you suggesting that slow-mo should be used on every pitch?

 

[El Oso]

If your foot is in contact with the ground, it is bearing weight. Weather it's the toe, or bottom of foot really makes little difference. The rule book refers to the back foot as the "Pivot" foot.... not drag foot, or non weight bearing foot... pivot foot.

lol.......... some real mental gymnastics going on here to try to make your point. If a toe is barely on the ground it isn't weight bearing and it's called the pivot foot because of where it STARTS, not what it does after the push off.