Let's break down the arm through the pitch
Just an overview of the muscles:
Holding the ball - fingers, wrist, forearm
extension of arm- triceps
raising the arm - shoulders
arm going down - back muscles
follow through - biceps
wrist snap - fore arms
you use the upper arm and belly
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9 big muscles are used to throw a ball
A baseball? You have to throw it to get any use of the ball.
baseball or golf alot of muscles to hit a little white ball
One can use an exercise ball in various ways to assist in getting into shape. The benefit of the exercise ball is that it works ones core muscles, which are muscles in ones stomach that most people do not use. The ball assists with balance and strength.
no handcouching the ball no throwing the ball with the use of hand no attacking the players
3 or 0.4% throwing a poke ball at full health it's better to use a master ball.
The exercise ball will strengthen different muscles depending on how you use it. It's probably most popular and frequently used for an abdominal work out.
The setter is a specific person chosen by the team who can get to the ball fast and use their hands in a sort of overhand throwing motion without throwing the ball. A set can also be done by using what is called a underhand set, which is where the ball is set by someone using their platform to bump the ball up to a hitter.
There are many muscles used when playing Frisbee. It all depends on what is happening. For example, if there is a lot of running involved, then your leg muscles, both the calf and thigh muscles, along with heart and lung muscles. When throwing the Frisbee, you will use most arm muscles, because of the motions you make with your elbow. Then you would use your abdomen muscles when twisting your body around to throw the disk. It is a good work out if there is much distance between the players, to increase the running and throwing done in the game. Hope this helps and have fun!
Have someone toss a Frisbee to you and help with framing the ball