Softball

Only two base coaches are allowed on the field during play and they are restricted to the coaches boxes that are usually chocked on to the ground. The coaches from the defensive team must stay off the field. A coach can only pass the foul line if he has been granted permission by an umpire by calling time out. If a player in injured the coach must wait for the umpire to call dead ball before he can help the injured player.

EBAY!!!!

Fastpitch softball ASA bases are 60 feet apart.

The NCAA allows each division I softball program 12 scholarships; and in division II, 7.2 scholarships are available.

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Molded cleats tend to be less expensive than replacable cleats, and are considered less likely to injure other players - in a slide for example. A disadvantage is that you have to buy a new pair if the cleats break or wear out before the shoe does.

The runner would be out if he does not return to the base before the fielder throws it to the base. Runners may advance from their base as soon as the ball is touched by a fielder. In this case, the runner would not be out.

It's not good nor bad it just means the weight to length ratio is significantly smaller than most softball bats currently used.

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A player can sit out at least 3 times during a softball game in a row.

Softball developed as a younger version of baseball. Softball was started by elements of other sports of which were boating, boxing and football. A boating club, a boxing glove and a football game were key parts in the very first game of softball.

Softball was first introduced on Thanksgiving Day in 1887 at a Harvard-Yale football game. A man from Yale playfully threw a boxing glove at the Harvard grads after the game was done and bets were paid. A fan from Harvard hit the glove away with a broom handle. A game of indoor baseball commenced as a result. George Hancock, part of the Harvard and Yale Alumni who gathered at the Farragut Boat Club in Chicago that day to hear the score of the annual football game, made a large, soft ball by taking a boxing glove and tying it. The ball was fielded barehanded since it was soft and didn't require gloves like those used in baseball.

Metal cleats allow you to get better traction on the dirt as the dig into the dirt better than rubber cleats do. They also allow for better and faster changes of direction. They help to accelerate as they dig into the dirt rather then running on top of it, meaning you have more to push off of.

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University of Hawaii defeated UCLA and then LMU, which had eliminated UCLA, to win a berth in the NCAA womens softball super regional tournament. Therefore, the question as posed, is confusing, since it implies that by defeating UCLA, Hawaii advanced to the super regionals.

Unfortunately, no. Hopefully they will adopt softball within the next year or two. I would LOVE to play softball at TCU!

When softball was first invented people called it lemon ball, diamond ball, super slow pitch, cabbage ball, indoor baseball, mush ball, playground ball, kitten ball and because it was also played by women ladies' baseball. The name softball was given to the game in 1926.

Typically the style of pitching used is called 'Windmill.' This is when a pitcher brings her arm from the starting position of in the glove in front of her, above her head, and around to make a circle then releasing the ball around the waist/leg area. This can be used in fast or slow pitching softball.

Short field. Standing at grassline of outfield.

Softball cleats are made in girls sizes and for girls feet. Baseball cleats are made in boys sizes and for boys feet. Other than that, there isn't much of a difference. Softball Players can wear Baseball cleats, and baseball can wear softball cleats. you would just need to look up a convesrion online. I wear a 7.5 in my womens softball cleats, but when i wear my mens baseball cleats im a size 6.

It's a matter of physics. It's acceleration, it's speed, it's direction, and it's momentum. All of that is related to science.

well pitching they help! depending on what pitch your throwing! especially a drop ball because gravity wants to pull it down anyway! and the air resitance makes other pitches move!

.Stars

.Diamonds

.Dragons

.Tornadoes

.Firebirds

.Monkeys

.Hurricanes

.Mustangs

.Silver Bullets

.Dolphins

.Cobras

Some others:

-Arrows

-Thunder

-Explosive

-Wizards

-Crush

-Breakers

-Heat

-Lightning

-Sapphires

softball bat cleats mouth guard helmet visor batting gloves sliding shorts ( so you don't get hurt )

sunflower seeds!!! =-)

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The most common answer would be it's overused. Our body also wears out if used too much. it is very important to rest and ice the shoulder after several games in a day. Other causes would be improper mechanics and lack of flexibility. Make sure you're doing the correct movement and have proper warm up before and flexibility exercises after.

Know your body, don't force anything if you feel there's something wrong.