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A lite ball pitching machine is typically designed to pitch lightweight balls, such as lite balls used in training scenarios. It may not be suitable for standard tennis balls due to their weight and size. If you're looking to practice with tennis balls, you should use a pitching machine specifically designed for that purpose. Always check the manufacturer's specifications to ensure compatibility.
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looking for fast pitch sofball pitching machine?
you can purchase one on this website: http://softball-tips.com/
What is the fastest speed a pitching machine will pitch a ball?
The fastest a pitching machine will throw a ball is 95mph. This limit is put in place due to safety issues. The fastest pitching machine ever is located in Japan. It throws at speeds of 125 MPH! In the US they are generally up to 95 MPH.
How does a pitching machine compare to a thrown pitch?
It compares very well. In fact, it is easy to build a pitching machine that NOBODY could hit a pitch from, so the pitching machines are designed to simulate real pitches, and are adjustable. The nice thing about the pitching machines is you can set the more expensive ones to do all sorts of pitches which can really help you improve your batting skills. It's also great for when you can't find anyone to practise with.
What is the diagnosis for an injured right elbow from pitching and it didn't occur until throwing a breaking pitch?
A variant of tennis elbow, go see a sports medicine doctor.
Should a 13 year old boy pitch 65 to 69 mph?
Pitching a fast ball at 69 mph will not harm a 13 year old. A 13 year old should not be allowed to pitch a curve ball or any other pitch that may hurt his pitching arm. Curve balls should never be pitched by any boy under the age of 16.
What is the most expensive pitching machine?
like bween 1750$ and 2000$,but thay can thar 100mph fastball for you and almost ever other pitch (not 100 mph tho)
What is a bat?
Batting cages are places where you go to practice your batting. They have a machine that will pitch the ball for you, and you stand there with a baseball bat and swing at the pitches, to see how many / how well you can hit. A batting cage is normally an enclosed cage where baseball players can practice their batting skills. The batter stands at one end of the cage and a pitching machine is at the other end. Sometimes when there is no pitching machine available a human pitcher will take its place, although this does not happen often. The pitching machine will then pitch baseballs to the batter, who attempts to hit them. The pitching machine can be set to various levels of speed depending on the skill of the batter, or the type of pitch they wish to practice hitting. These speeds normally rage from around 30 to 90 miles per hour. The purpose of the cage is to keep the baseballs within a certain range, so they are not lost and can be retrieved easily. Batting within an enclosed space also means that there is less chance of stay balls hurting others who might be nearby. The batting cages are often found indoors or where space is limited, as they take up little room. In some cases the pitching machine may be completely automatic. In these cases, the flooring of a batting cage is often slightly sloped. This means that the balls roll back to the pitching machine and are automatically fed back into it, ready to be pitched again. These automatic pitching machines normally pitch out synthetic baseballs or softballs, as opposed to official leather-clad balls.
What is the present tense of pitch?
I/you/we/they pitch. He/she/it pitches. The present participle is pitching.
Do batting cage machine balls damage composite bats?
Remember there are different weights of the balls. Slow pitch, fastpitch and dimpled batting cage balls all have different weights. With any composite bat used in the batting cages aren't reccumended. It may create a mild dent in your bat. If you have a fastpitch composite bat, DO NOT USE IN THE BATTING CAGES WITH THE DIMPLED BALLS.
What are the different types of pitches used in baseball, and how do switch pitch balls affect the game?
There are several types of pitches used in baseball, including fastballs, curveballs, sliders, changeups, and more. Switch pitch balls, which can be thrown with either hand, add an element of surprise and challenge for batters, as they have to quickly adjust to the changing pitching style. This can make it more difficult for batters to anticipate the pitch and make solid contact, potentially giving the pitcher an advantage in the game.
How do you bowl a bouncer?
by pitching the ball in the middle of the pitch...
Can you pitch back then go into a circle pitching in softball?
No because you have to relese the ball when you take it out of your glove when pitching.
