What is the proper way to time a batter leaving home to first?
Jun 10, 2010 #1 Hoover's Dad Jun 3, 2010 171 0 What is the proper way to time a batter leaving home to first?
Jun 10, 2010 #2 S shockcoach Jul 28, 2008 1,084 0 I use pop of the bat to foot on base. Whatever method you use, stay consistent so that you're not comparing apples to oranges. For tryouts, I line them up and yell, "Ready......GO!" It's easier that way.
I use pop of the bat to foot on base. Whatever method you use, stay consistent so that you're not comparing apples to oranges. For tryouts, I line them up and yell, "Ready......GO!" It's easier that way.
Jun 10, 2010 #3 Coach JV Oct 19, 2009 1,277 38 beyond the fences We have them swing at an imaginary pitch and time from there.
Jun 10, 2010 #4 S softballphreak Oct 25, 2009 3,334 48 We have them sacrifice bunt front soft toss from about 15'. Time starts at bat contact with the ball.
We have them sacrifice bunt front soft toss from about 15'. Time starts at bat contact with the ball.
Jun 10, 2010 #5 Hoover's Dad Jun 3, 2010 171 0 We have been working on baserunning the last couple of nights trying to get the girls to pump their arms more when they run. I wish I had timed them before and after talking to them about using their arms. They sure looked faster!
We have been working on baserunning the last couple of nights trying to get the girls to pump their arms more when they run. I wish I had timed them before and after talking to them about using their arms. They sure looked faster!
Jun 11, 2010 #6 S StacieM May 5, 2008 358 16 I agree the most useful way is to time from contact to foot on the base. Can do this with soft toss or front toss.
I agree the most useful way is to time from contact to foot on the base. Can do this with soft toss or front toss.