(Other than College)
What is the percentage of those? 1%?
This example~
*would rather have teams pitchers doing atleast near good mechanics that are what the Batters will see in games
versus
coach don't know how, just trying...and its funky.
2 weeks ago watched a very enthusiastic coach of a 12u team who was using slingshot bowler method. The ball was arcing up and down basically bouncing on the plate (like it was slow pitch but not quite as high as slow pitch)
It was a terrible situation for the batters.
If the coach can't do it,...hopefully at least the pitchers who have had some lessons (who still need to throw some sort of workout) would be okay to get them in their to throw some pitches. And rotate them out with the other pitchers on the roster.
If a Coach can't observe what they're doing is that terrible then practices are going to be in a bad situation anyway.
Give the players the time to improve.
To those that are concerned about elapsed time. Coaches can really waste the most time by running unfacilitated practices. Doesn't have to be that way.
Put a bucket of balls next to the pitcher and let them throw one after the other.
