frigate10 wrote:Question Slapper, do you think spin on a rise makes it jump?
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Since it has been pointed out that this IS a hitting thread, how would I know, my DD doesn't hit the ball out of the infield.
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Since it has been pointed out that this IS a hitting thread, how would I know, my DD doesn't hit the ball out of the infield.
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frigate10 wrote:
Question Slapper, do you think spin on a rise makes it jump?
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It is even worse. You are your own cheerleader.
Secondly, I want you to produce slow motion video with tangent lines, showing me that a rise ball actually jumps. I have seen a lot of slow motion video of the best, and have yet to see one that makes a jump. But I want you to prove to me that it does. I want to see the actual plane change at 35 to 40ft after the pitch is delivered. Even include mens fastpitch if you wish. I would also like for you to show me a video of you throwing a rise ball that jumps. As you stated earlier, you have be able to throw it to teach it. I dont want any of this crap - "see it jump, or see it rise". I want a slow motion video of it.
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Siddfinch, you are right I am my own cheerleader.
How do I know a rise ball jumps? Because I have coached some of the best rise ball pitchers in the State including the best of all time Darcy Wood who played for ISU. Her rise actually curved up.
Well I am 70 now but can still throw a little. I can still throw the movement pitches even though I don't have the speed anymore. My pitches have the jump or sudden movement that I teach. It just depends on how I feel on any given day.
If my health holds out then I will coach as long as I am able.
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How do I know a rise ball jumps? Because I have coached some of the best rise ball pitchers in the State including the best of all time Darcy Wood who played for ISU. Her rise actually curved up.
Well I am 70 now but can still throw a little. I can still throw the movement pitches even though I don't have the speed anymore. My pitches have the jump or sudden movement that I teach. It just depends on how I feel on any given day.
If my health holds out then I will coach as long as I am able.
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Now Now Slapperdad, you are being modest. You know very well that your DD can knock the c@#p out of the ball.
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you are right ntheknow, this should be a hitting thread.
What do you need to know?
What do you need to know?
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frigate10 wrote:Now Now Slapperdad, you are being modest. You know very well that your DD can knock the c@#p out of the ball.
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