Episode 251 - Jennie Finch Interview
Softball Fastpitch TV Show
This week I interview former Olympian and softball great Jennie Finch. Thank you to Mizuno Sports for setting this up for me.
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Episode 250 - Amanda Scarborough Interview
Softball Fastpitch TV Show
On This episode I interview Former Texas A&M University pitching great Amanda Scarborough.
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Episode 249 - Meagen Denny Interview
Softball Fastpitch TV Show
On This episode I interview Former University of Texas pitching great Meagen Denny.
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Episode 248 - Overlooked Fundamentals That Win Softball Games Part 2 - Melissa Frost Fisher
Softball Fastpitch TV Show
On This episode I give you part 2 of Coach melissa Frost Fisher's clinic Overlooked Fundamentals That Win Games.
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Episode 247 - Overlooked Fundamentals That Win Softball Games Part 1 - Melissa Frost Fisher
Softball Fastpitch TV Show
On This episode I give you part 1 of Coach melissa Frost Fisher's clinic Overlooked Fundamentals That Win Games.
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Episode 246 - Organizing Practice Part 2 - Carol Bruggeman
Softball Fastpitch TV Show
On This episode I give you part 2 of University Of Louisville Coach Carol Bruggeman's clinic on organzing practices.
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Episode 245 - Organizing Practices Part 1 - Carol Bruggeman
Softball Fastpitch TV Show
On This episode I give you part 1 of University Of Louisville Coach Carol Bruggeman's clinic on organzing practices.
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Episode 244 - Hitting Clinic Part 2 - Sue Enquist
Softball Fastpitch TV Show
On This episode UCLA Coaching Legend Sue Enquist conducts part 2 of a clinic on hitting.
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Episode 243 -Hitting Clinic Part 1 - Sue Enquist
Softball Fastpitch TV Show
On This episode UCLA Coaching Legend Sue Enquist conducts part 1 of a clinic on hitting.
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Episode 242- Keep You Head In The Game Part 2 - David Williams
Softball Fastpitch TV Show
On This episode Coach David Williams conducts part 2 of "Keep Your Head In The Game".
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Produced by http://Fastpitch.TV - This week Courtney Scott talks about the importance of the drop ball.
Courtney Scott is the assistant softball coach at the University of Louisville. She talks about the importance of the drop ball for the fastpitch pitcher. The advantage of a good drop ball is that it keeps the ball in the park in an offensive game. Allows the runners to only advance base to base. There are four ways to throw it.
The peel drop, is the hardest to buy into but one of the most effective. You want to grab it on the "C" and put as many fingertips on the seam and as close together as you can. The reason for the "C" is to get on the four seams. It creates a strong spin. Don't see a ton of break with this pitch, it is working on its own, but it is very easy on the body and be disciplined with.
The next drop ball is the rolling peel. It is held the exact same way as the peel drop. You come through with a relaxed wrist and snap down.
The roll over is on the "U" versus on the "C". On the right side of the "U" and using pressure points on your fingers.
The last drop is the pull back. holding it the same as the peel drop. The difference is that you release it at your back hip. Full force is better to get through your body and all the way through to your catcher.
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