Softball positions

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Softball is a fun game in which people of all ages can participate. Although not everyone can have a top-notch coach to help teach them the basics, learning how to play softball on your own is easy and enjoyable! Know the difference...

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There’s no denying that some softball positions are harder to play than others and require excellence in more than just one aspect of the game. These are usually the positions where coaches put their best players. Even though the question of what is the hardest position in softball is, of course, debatable, the answer mostly revolves around two or three positions. Below, I’ll dig deeper into these positions and explain what makes them so hard.

Looking for tips on how to choose a softball glove? Start with the web style. Softball glove webbing differs by position. For more tips on how to buy the best softball glove check out our Pro Tips guide.

If you're learning to keep score, teaching someone else how to keep score, or just teaching your team the game, here's a helpful diagram illustrating softball positions and their corresponding position numbers. Tweet this 1 - pitcher (P) 2 - catcher (C) 3 - first base (1B) 4 - second base (2B) 5 - third

This resource is ideal to introduce the rules of softball. It explains how to pitch, bat and how you can get 'out'. It can be used as a

What It Takes to Play the 9 Positions in Softball

Softball positions may seem like a complicated matter to someone just learning the sport, but it’s actually quite simple once you learn them. Below are some of the most important attributes to the 9 players on the field for a softball team (including their positions on the field), and how they contribute to the team’s success. Just don’t forget the importance of wearing the proper softball equipment (like RIP-IT Softball Helmets and Softball Face Masks) without sacrificing your signature…

Wiffle Ball Unit - McConnell Physical Education Department

Pitchers practice their full throwing motion in this fantastic drill. And it stresses NOT pausing at the top of the windup.

Even some long-time baseball fans do not understand all of the information that is given in the pitching lines of a major league box score. However, if you know what each section of the pitching lines stand for, it is not that difficult to comprehend. A major league pitching line allows you to see how effective the ...