Slow pitch softball

Although it might seem easier to pitch slowly, the slow-pitch can be difficult to master. However, pitching this way is a requirement for slow-pitch softball leagues. Practice your underhand throwing technique, and then try out a slow...

Slow, high-arcing pitches characterize slow-pitch softball. The batters in slow-pitch don’t have to be concerned with pitch speed or breaking balls, but using the right mechanics is still important to achieve optimum results. Follow a few basic hitting techniques to drive the ball as far as possible in every at-bat.

Few things are more frustrating for a hitter than to unleash a sweet swing, make contact with the ball, then have ball pop up weakly somewhere in the infield. This can be especially frustrating for a slow-pitch softball player, since the ball gently glides by, ripe for the picking.

In this article, we will explore three different ways to pitch in slow pitch softball.

Whether you are a pitcher, catcher, infielder or outfielder, proper arm motion when you throw the baseball is important to your success. Not using a full extension of your arm is known as "short-arming" the ball and it causes a loss in distance and velocity. Short-arming sometimes resembles a shot putt motion ...

During this blog post, we're going to take you through a series of softball hitting drills that you can use in your backyard to practice.

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