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1:20 pm
August 9, 2010
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Love that Change-Up
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Looking for ways to beat the change up as a batter.
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2:06 pm
August 9, 2010
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Gary
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This video is from a Lisa Fernandez coaches clinic, and is on how to hit the change up.
I hope it helps
http://fastpitch.tv/2010/06/23…..change-up/
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2:38 pm
August 9, 2010
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softballmom
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This is a great question!!
My daughter has this problem of either lunging at the ball or getting froze by that pitch. What can we do to help this?
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2:40 pm
August 9, 2010
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lbiff
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Hitting a change up i was just told to wait, wait, wait, and wait some more.
What are some drills that are good for learning timing on change ups?
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11:35 pm
November 23, 2011
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Todd Smith
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Here's what I teach my girls. Don't start your swing until you've taken your step. Take your step when the ball is being released. If you see yellow when it's released it's a fastball. If you don't see yellow, it's a change-up (the pitcher's hand is upside down). So don't judge the speed of the ball, judge the pitcher's hand to determine the speed of the ball. If you see fastball take a normal step. If you see change-up take a higher step and thereby starting your swing later. You see this all the time in Major League baseball.
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