Softball

Friction burn

Left on base.

Yes, it's club is called Stavanger baseball / softball cl.

3 for sure...like me

Usually by prying them off. I've found that the higher end bat's are usually more difficult to take off. Try a heat gun to loosen up the glue and to expand the bat from the cap.

In travel team tournament play, about 55 miles per hour.

If they were soft, it would be like hitting a giant tennis ball

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30mph

by far pants. in the heat I'm always extremely tempted to wear shorts but when sliding skin is often scratched or bruised or completely sloughed off. Also, they bunchup under your leg so your slide is much more jerky and less smooth. Pants keep your socks up, keep your skin on, you'll probably will still be bruised if you don't slide right. BUT they are by far superior.

There is not normally a limit to players on the bench as long as there are 9 players on the field. if you wanted all your players to bat you could DH or DP.

Yes, you can use a t ball mitt for softball. Many kids that use to play t ball still use there mitts however if it is getting small, get a softball mitt because the older they get the faster they throw and kids hands could get hurt. Softball mitts have padding in them so it will help protect there hands. There is nothing wrong with waiting!

http://cabbageball.com/ New Orleans native and I played all the time as a kid and now as an adult. Played this past week-end in a cabbage ball tournament. It was a blast, and yes they can be hit long distances as I was able to launch out of the ballpark..

-Walk to the left or right (depending on what side your better on) in the batters box

-If shes a slow pitcher stand in front of the home plate (don't get out of the batters box!)

-If shes a fast picter scut behind the home plate (don't get out of the batters box!)

-If you can hit off her and shes your type of pitcher stand in the middle (don't get out of the batters box!)

Right sided:

1. Walk to the batters box and make sure your not to far/close to the plate and get where you will hit the ball and bend knees (kind of like sqaute except not so down)

2.your left foot should slightly pointed inside towards your left foot (but not to much, just enough to where you can feel the weight.) Your left foot (back foot) should be pointing towards home plate.

3. Point bat up like '/' my coach always said you can remember by doing that is t (make sure your arms make a v and are not tense, relax)

4.The pitch is coming what do you do,make sure its coming knee-waist that's the strike zone anything above/below that is called a ball.

5. if its a strike lift up your left/front foot foot and as soon as your foot is back on the ground start to swing

6. don't pull bat back when batting everything goes forward, no negative motion

No, She does not....

Assuming that you have never played softball before...well, if you have any siblings that have any idea of how to hit, throw, and catch a ball, start practicing with them. Have them hit the ball to you, so you can practice catching, and hit it yourself, too. If you don't have able siblings, watch pro players on TV and see if you can pick up any things that might help you. Ask some of your friends to play with you. Remember to never be scared of the ball...when catching it, get behind it, don't sidestep it. Run up towards ground-balls, don't wait for them to come to you. The main thing is practice; the more you can get the better!

dont throw the ball too fast and get the other person out.

There are website online that you can use to create the simplest to the most involved brackets for free. Bracketmaker.com is an example.

She has a 4 year old son named Ace Shane Daigle

The higher the rating, the stiffer the handle.

Now... the related questions I'm not yet sure of (but determined to get to the bottom of...

-- What is the range of these ratings? I'm GUESSING that 100 is the max.

-- What are the advantages/disadvantages of more/less handle flex? I BELIEVE that players with a faster natural swing speed will want a less flexible handle... the more flexible handles probably help a player overcome their lack of swing speed (and/or allow a player to swing more slowly - and therefore more controlled, perhaps)... I'm guessing this is the case because this is the situation with golf club shafts.

Try Batrolling4u.com... I've had great luck with them

So I play tennis for very long time and I'm a senior in my high school. I never played softball before, I really want to play this year. My mother doesn't let me because she thinks softball is gonna effect my tennis skills. I didn't play any team sports either and I really want to try softball. It's only for four months, and I'm not gonna play again. I want to keep playing tennis in college. So do you think 4 months softball will effect my tennis skills so bad that I can't play tennis in college level, or can I practice them together??

no. the batter can stay in the batters box as long as they dnt move when someone is stealing third base. if the batter tried to block the catcher tho by moving, the bater is out. if the catcher hits the batter and the batter is still standing in the batters box, and the catcher throws to third base and the third baseman tags the runner the runner is still safe.

When a throw is made to a base where there is no force out, the throw has to be catchable to avoid the runner taking more bases on an overthrow or an error. So a throw must be placed some distance above the ground for the position player to make a play on the ball. This gives the base runner the opportunity to slide under the throw and touch the base with either his hand or foot.

So I guess in short a slide is intended to get under the throw.

She does not appear to have a tattoo.