This is an in excellent video! To the point, great examples, great information!! Would you do a video on how an outfielder can shorten his arm action. Would it be essentially the same as the above video?
Great tips. I do feel that many smaller softball players struggle to keep their fingers on top of the ball as they separate to equal and opposites. Just a not to young softball coaches out there. They may have to cup under a few more years.
@@AntonelliBaseball I have a 12 year old son that is on the small side, 5’0 , 97 lbs. 13U baseball this fall. 80’ bases. We’re looking for all the tips that we can get to help him transition to the longer range throw from SS. Working a lot on getting behind ground balls and fielding with momentum going towards first base. North Texas Fall ball starts in September
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Love the above water tip. I forgot about it, thanks for the reminder. GREAT teach for 12 under. ⚾️🤜🤛⚾️
Glad it was helpful!
What about for long toss? Should the arm action be longer?
The follow through yes, but the mechanics should change any farther then a 3rd base throw
“I want to be short, quick and repeatable” are the words I’ve been looking for. Nice
This is an in excellent video! To the point, great examples, great information!!
Would you do a video on how an outfielder can shorten his arm action. Would it be essentially the same as the above video?
Can you do a video talking about Teachermans philosophy?
Matt teaches the same thing, Turning the barrel back, tilting, proper coil
Great tips. I do feel that many smaller softball players struggle to keep their fingers on top of the ball as they separate to equal and opposites. Just a not to young softball coaches out there. They may have to cup under a few more years.
Love this tip
Great tip, would it work for throws from 3rd base?
It says infield bruh
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@@user-yj6iq5mi9b. Infielders often catch the ball on the edge of the outfield. Legit question
Sounds like mechanics for a second baseman
@@GoldFoilDecendent works for all 3
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I have a 12 year old son that is on the small side, 5’0 , 97 lbs. 13U baseball this fall. 80’ bases. We’re looking for all the tips that we can get to help him transition to the longer range throw from SS. Working a lot on getting behind ground balls and fielding with momentum going towards first base. North Texas Fall ball starts in September
Im a freshman, Im throwing 72-76 mph, Would this help me get more accurate as a right fielder?
I have a pitching that was in the miner league and long toss I bad for you arm I runs your arm out it is only good when you know the proper mechanics
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Entendimiento bro 👍
“I’ve got a tight V”
Accuracy starts with your feet.
It actually worked i just tried it😂😂
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But arnt you supposed to fully extend
What about ur at 3rd
Fundamentals are a crutch for the talentless! KP 55 !! Lol jk bro great content
That is considered a short arm don't do it you will be throwing much slower than usual
That’s what I thought. You’d need a cannon to do this and get the ball across the diamond