I don't know what the "legal" umpire answer would be, but I do know that fastpitch bats are made lighter so they can be swung quicker. It seems like you would want to use a slowpitch bat in slowpitch for the extra power you would get from the extra weight of the bat.
There is no rule against it as long as the bat is an approved bat in the league you are playing in, i.e. ASA, USSSA, ISA, NSA.
you can break a slow pitching by using the bat in a regular or fast pitching softball game.
One is thrown slow and the other is thrown fast.
The ball goes slower and there is more offense in the game.
There is a slow-pitch BASEBALL bat is more for Little League. A fast-pitch BASEBALL bat is mostly 10 and under or 12 and under or even 14 and under. There isn't a slow-pitch and a fast-pitch BASEBALL bat. Meaning they cant be morphed together.
Yes, there are two (fast-pitch and slow-pitch).
No, slow vibrations make a low pitch. Fast vibrations make high pitches.
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The Sound Pitch are the (Line) of the tone. You Can choose Slow pitch (slowly song/voice) medium pitch (etc...) and fast pitch (etc...). Hopes it helped.
Not necessarily. The frequency of a wave is equal to the speed divided by the wavelength so if it is fast and has a low wavelength then it will be high pitched. If it has a very large wavelength though it will have a lower pitch.
50 feet for slow pitch softball, 46 feet for fast pitch.
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