How Do You Hit A Slow Pitch Softball?
Hitting a slow pitch softball can be challenging due to the arch of the pitches and the stance you have to develop. However, by following the steps below and practicing this skill, you can be the star hitter of your slow pitch team in no time. Develop a hitting stance. Most slow pitch hitters do not bend their knees because this causes them to drop their shoulder and pop the ball up. Stand tall but relaxed with both feet shoulder width apart. Choose a bat that is right for you. Most slow pitch softball bats are at least 34-inches long, and vary in weight from 22 to 40 oz. Decide which bat is comfortable for you. You do not want one that is too light or too heavy. Grip the bat correctly. Attempt to line your knuckles. This will allow you roll your wrists upon contact with the ball which will allow for harder hits. Also, slide your hands all the way down to the knob of the bat. Stand toward the back of the batters box until you adjust to the pitches. Standing at the back will allow you t
