Get Modified Pitch

The release of the ball must be on the first forward swing of the pitching arm past the hip. The release must have a complete, smooth follow-through with no abrupt stop of the arm near the hip.

There are many illegal pitches in softball (Women's ncaa) if your drag foot don't stay in contact with the ground. If your stride foot goes over pitching lane. if both your feet are not in contact with pitching rubber at the start of the pitch. ball and glove should touch before wind up.

A "modified" fast pitch is identical to a "windmill" pitch except the arm is not brought over the head in a full windmill motion, but instead is brought behind the body and is then thrust directly forward for the release.

Classic Style: This is the original style of Medium Pitch. The ball is brought straight back and straight forward. The pitcher usually bends at the waist in order to get lower to the ground thus using the lower back and legs to generate some power. This style is 100% legal in 10 Man Modified.

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Backdoor curve (the pitch starts out of the strike zone and curves back over the plate. Often, this pitch is thrown at a batters hip or hands with the intention of either moving them off the plate or inducing a foul ball)

For 10-Man Modified Pitch, at the release of the pitch the pitcher's elbow must be locked at the point of release while their hips and shoulders must be squared to home plate. The pitching distance is 43′ for women and 46′ for men.

As your lower body generates the power needed to add that extra bit of velocity to the pitch, aim to release the ball around the point it reaches your belly button with a hard “snap” upon release — along with your back leg trailing from behind toward your front, generating power — that will send the ball dipping toward ...