How do you throw a change up?

Answer 1

How to Throw a Change-Up

Grip: Make an “OK” sign (circle grip) with your thumb and index finger; ball sits deep in your palm.

Arm Motion: Throw with the same speed as your fastball.

Release: Turn your palm slightly inward (pronate) as you release.

Follow Through: Finish like a fastball to hide the slower speed.

👉 Goal: Fool the batter by making a slower pitch look like a fastball.

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Answer 2

When you scuff the ball correctly the ball will move opposite of the wholes

Slider: If Your Righty Grip the Holes Facing Right and if Lefty Holes face left aim at the butt or knees of the right handed batter if right or left handed batter if lefty... throw it low so you don't lose control and keep your body closed while throwing

Riser: Holes Face Down (Righty or Lefty) You Can throw it 3 ways

Side Arm: When you aim at the ground with the holes facing the batter so it rises up

3/4 Angle (I Suggest): Throw like a slider but hammar it down

Sumbmarine: Throw it Submarine and you'll get a Screwball that Rises

Drop: Holes Face Up (Righty or Lefty) You Can throw it 3 ways

Normal Drop: Side Arm and it will drop straight down

Drop Curve: Submarine Arm Angle make the wholes face behind you and it will curve

Drop Screw: Throw it between sidearm and 3/4 and you'll get a screwball that tends to drop a lot more

Screwball: holes Face Left If Righty Holes Face Right if Lefty Throw it Straight over the top and throw it across your body...it moves the opposite of a slider so you gotta open up your hips (Throw Across your body) If Righty Aim At Leftys head If Lefty Arim at Rightys Head

Good Luck

Answer 3

How do you throw different pitches?different realese points of the ball and different grips can make different pitches

Answer 4

You throw it how you would throw a two seam fastball but you right before you throw it you flick your wrist downward so it changes up.

Answer 5

By using different grip which are usually changed around the grips. Also, the arm angle and way the pitcher throws the change the ball's speed and movement.