pitching myths vs truth

[1bucketmom]

Myth: bucketmoms are clues

Truth: we are amazing and bruise just like bucketdads

 

[jacman]

Myth:

Bucket Dads are tougher than nails.

Truth:

Watch those Bucket Dads get hit in the shins or other parts and watch them tear up.

LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Truth, yes. But we're still out there. New definition of "tough love!"

 

[GoCaboNow]

This video always confused me. A lot of pushing down the line and then a late IR?
About the 2 minute mark it gets going.

Later on riseballs that do rise...

 

[quincy]

Myths: I wish my DD had your ability.
Truth: Practice 5 times a week, she would.

 

[Eric F]

The pitchers I work with are not my daughters, and each of them has at least one VERY TENDER spot on my left shin that I can hardly tolerate touching with my finger. Each pitcher seems to hit her same spot when hitting my shin as if to let me they are in charge. I've thought of super-gluing a shin-guard to my left shin because of this.

Are you aware that there are products readily available that will protect your shins from damage?

Just sayin'........

 

[3DD'sDAD]

Still waiting for "later on riseballs that do rise".

 

[cuzmail]

Myth: bucketmoms are clues

Truth: we are amazing...

Sometimes even better!

 

[Rick Pauly]

This video always confused me. A lot of pushing down the line and then a late IR?
About the 2 minute mark it gets going.

Later on riseballs that do rise...

Someone with a lot more time/patience/talent than me should dissect this video and show the differences from what she actually does when pitching vs. what she demos or says. I think it would show some really good myths.

 

[Softball scholar]

Myth: riseballs rise
Truth: riseballs fall less than other pitches

Myth: Riseball don't rise, thy just fall less than other pitches
Truth: Riseballs rise

 

[Softball scholar]

Myth: Windmill pitching doesn't put much stress on the shoulder and arm and girls can pitch unlimited innings without hurting the shoulder.
Truth: Windmill pitching is less stressfull on shoulder than overhand, but you still should put restrictions on how many innings you pitch.