If you're a baseball guy, he's the easiest way to figure the riseball out: take an overhand curveball, and turn it upside down. Bingo, there's your backspin riseball.
Bill
I was only referring to the mixed reviews I have seen for the ezriseball gadget. After receiving it I can understand your point. As for the double ball I was trying to avoid sounding like a jerk for “assembling” my own and not buying it through your store. I did that soon after I started the thread when your video using it was shared.I've never heard "mixed reviews" with the double ball. I'm scratching my head trying to figure out what the negative(s) could be? Not only do you get an instant visual of how the ball(s) are actually spinning but, if thrown correctly, the top ball actually turns UNDER the bottom ball helping create back spin. This gives the pitcher the feel for what they're trying to accomplish with a regular ball and helps eliminate the bullet spin pitches by getting rid of the "door knob" analogy, which actually promotes turning the wrist resulting in bullet spin.
I've seen the EZ thing before, and just like using a football for a spiral underhand, I don't think it actually translates into what we need to do when throwing an actual riseball. But that's just my opinion, what do I know?
If you're a baseball guy, he's the easiest way to figure the riseball out: take an overhand curveball, and turn it upside down. Bingo, there's your backspin riseball.
Bill
Yes but there is a net to protectBT-
Is that a window behind your bucket setup? You must be more confident in your catching skills than I am of mine!!!
Any recommendations to actually see the spin on video? I've been using Technique by Hudl, but it only captures a frame every foot or so. I can see it occasionally when catching, but as DD starts to throw harder and I keep getting slower I prioritize not catching it with my faceThe video quality is too low to see the spin
Any feedback would be great!