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    shouldn’t have a long wind up to throw. Instead you need to throw from your ear for a quick release (similar to a football throw). To get the ball there you need to have a smooth transfer which requires you to bring your glove to your ear where your throwing arm should meet the ball in the glove. A good way to practice this is just sitting on the couch and practicing your transfer. Another drill is to blind fold yourself and practice the transfer to make it muscle memory faster. After you have made a proper

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    recall‚ or more like from what I can remember‚ it was a frigid mid- January morning‚ but all I could think about was baseball. I was eight years old‚ but while most kids my age were thinking about building snow forts and starting snowball fights‚ I was more in the mindset of a little leaguer on a muggy Saturday afternoon in August. I can remember counting down the days until the baseball hitting clinic was to take place; I even crossed off the days on our annual Norman Rockwell calendar on our kitchen

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    the field felt like there was an earthquake due to the fact that the two crowds were so loud that the field appeared to be lightly shaking. He steps in the box the as pitcher winded up and the pitch went pop! The pitch blew right past the catcher’s glove. “Strike one!“ exclaimed the umpire. “It’s okay‚’’ Billy’s dad said. “You can do it.’’ Billy steps back in the box and the pitch comes towards him. Swing! And so there was a miss. “Strike two!’’ yelled the umpire. Now Billy is down and he doesn’t

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    Face Masks In Sports

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    When beginning to learn how to throw and catch‚ this praised saying controlled the thoughts when thinking of a glove as the main protection shield from injury. Without having a face mask cover the player’s entire face‚ there is no excuse for not seeing the ball since there is no plastic or metal bars blocking the directional path of the fast-moving yellow sphere

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    Holden’s character. Often during the novel‚ Holden will remember events or incidents involving Allie. It is noticeable that Holden’s attitude changes when he thinks or mentions his story of his past with Allie. He writes a composition about Allie’s baseball glove for his roommate Stradlater and also mentions he broke his hand punching all of the windows in the garage when he slept there the night Allie died. The death of his brother created a big impact in his life more or less because Holden thought of

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    Catcher in the Rye

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    Period 4- English 10/31/12 The Catcher in the Rye Martha Beck once said‚ “If you want to end your isolation‚ you must be honest about what you want at a core level and decide to go after it.” Isolation throughout one’s life‚ whether hidden or manifest‚ proceeds to deeper perspectives and interpretations of certain aspects. Throughout the classic novel‚ The Catcher in the Rye‚ a troubled teenage boy seems to be excluded and alienated from his surroundings. Holden

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    previous school didn’t offer any sports for the students. The first sport I played was basketball. I also played volleyball and softball. It was in fourth grade that I first started playing softball‚ and my dad found me an old ragged‚ leather‚ ball glove to start with. It was so old that the color was faded to a bland‚ pukey brown‚ and it smelled like a wet dog. I wanted to become a pitcher‚ so I worked hard on my stance‚ positioning of my arm‚ and learned how to hold and release the ball from my

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    (1) If you ask most any baseball coach what it takes to be an elite pitcher they will tell you velocity and accuracy. Combining these two mechanics into a pitch requires a lot of kinetic energy to be applied to the joints which causes the injuries. Pitcher’s elbow usually presents

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    Mental Keys To Hitting

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    effectively. Food for Thought: Many baseball people say that the game of baseball is 80-90% mental...if that is true‚ wouldn’t it be a great idea to practice your mental game diligently and effective. (The power of Imagination- Imagery) - You have the ability in you‚ but are you willing and able to bring it out every day...? - Players are capable of being as good or great as they choose to be. - (Good is the enemy of Great) - The greatest distance in baseball is 7 inches. The 7 inches between

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    Moneyball Paper

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    How the Detroit Took Home-Field from the Yanks Many average fans view baseball as merely a game or another sport. But when you shift from an average fan to a baseball fan that idea changes quickly. Baseball fans‚ partially because of their obsession with statistics‚ are often view as more intellectual than their average counterparts. Furthermore‚ baseball fans are aware of what is happening in the game even if it can’t be seen watching the game on television. Both these traits can be fully

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