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re: Whoever started coaching catchers on 1 knee
Posted on 5/8/24 at 8:39 am to tigerfoot
Posted on 5/8/24 at 8:39 am to tigerfoot
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1 us to catch the ball moving mitt into zone versus setting mitt as target then moving it off target. Umps can see come better and must call zone versus showing mitt movement towards leaving the zone.
I had guessed it was something like that.
We need to improve at it. We are missing a lot of pitches.
Posted on 5/8/24 at 8:47 am to doubleb
I agree it shouldn’t be done if runners are on base.
My son is a catcher here in Texas for his high school and travel team. For him it achieves three things: gets target lower in zone, gives the umpire a bigger window and gives the catcher a rest.
Have to realize the catchers will catch 3-5 games a week in high school (especially early in season when playing tourneys). Only 3 per week in district; however, these are usually high stress/intensity games. Furthermore, many high school kids have weight training before school and football workouts during football/lunch. So fatigue is a real issue.
My son is a catcher here in Texas for his high school and travel team. For him it achieves three things: gets target lower in zone, gives the umpire a bigger window and gives the catcher a rest.
Have to realize the catchers will catch 3-5 games a week in high school (especially early in season when playing tourneys). Only 3 per week in district; however, these are usually high stress/intensity games. Furthermore, many high school kids have weight training before school and football workouts during football/lunch. So fatigue is a real issue.
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