yes
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it begins with a first inning and it goes on...
There really is no need to wear a helmet if you're just watching. Foul balls do sometimes pop over fences, but most parks have nets and it is unlikely you will get hit by a ball. If you are playing, it is necessary to wear a helmet while batting.
A good reason NOT to play softball is because you can often get hit by the ball in many ways, such as: When you are batting, you can get hit off of a bad pitch. When someone is batting and hits the ball to you and you get hit by it. When you are hit by the ball threw at you, and many others ways. Other than that, softball is a fun sport and I advise you to play it.
Players wear helmets when playing American soccer.
Players wear helmets when playing American soccer.
Jennie started playing softball at the age of five, and started pitching at the age of eight.
No difference except softball is for girls with a softer, bigger ball.
Obviously, they wear helmets to protect their heads from injury. Batting helmets are used to protect the batter from being injured by a pitched ball and although its rather rare from a foul ball off his own bat. Batting helmets are required in most leagues While playing in the field or running bases, some players wear helmets or inserts in their caps, to protect their heads from injury. There is surely the possibility of being hit by a throw ball, or being kicked in the head or hitting ones head on the ground or against an opposing player's body when sliding into base.
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If your playing any kind of Womens softball then yes. But for mens softball, it matters what league your playing in. Some lay overhand slow itch, overhand fast itch, underhand slow pitch or underhand fast pitch. Check with a teamate or make sure what kinda of softball you are playing
Well your muscles get stronger and you can lose weight. Though there aren't any exact benefits just for playing softball. it helps you learn teamworkFor starters, baseball and softball are activities that work several muscle groups and require multiple skills. You'll get aerobic benefits from running, and build strength from batting, throwing, and catching. Fielders will increase lower body strength, while pitchers will develop arm and shoulder strength. Playing baseball or softball will also develop your hand-eye coordination and mental focus