How Do You Perfect Wiffle Ball Pitches Gradually?
Do you want to be an amazing wiffle ball pitcher? This article will teach you how to gradually build up your throwing skills from basic to advanced. The difficulty level is from 1-4, with 1 being the easiest. All of these pitches are for righties. If you are a lefty, place the holes the opposite direction, except on pitches with the holes up or down. After proceeding through this graded approach, you will have an awesome throwing ability! • Learn the different throwing techniques in theory before trying them. Then proceed through each of the following steps at a pace that suits you. It is a good idea not to miss a step; become good at one level before proceeding to the next. • Start by practicing fastball. This is difficulty level 1. Grip with your index and middle finger. Place them on top of the ball with two holes in between. This goes straight. • Try curveball next. This is difficulty level 2. Put your middle finger on the seam and your index finger on the solid part, like a peace
• Learn the different throwing techniques in theory before trying them. Then proceed through each of the following steps at a pace that suits you. It is a good idea not to miss a step; become good at one level before proceeding to the next. • Start by practicing fastball. This is difficulty level 1. Grip with your index and middle finger. Place them on top of the ball with two holes in between. This goes straight. • Try curveball next. This is difficulty level 2. Put your middle finger on the seam and your index finger on the solid part, like a peace sign. The holes should face to your right. If thrown properly, this pitch starts behind the batter and curves into the strike zone. • Proceed to throwing the riser. This is difficulty level 3. Grip with your middle and index finger on the seam. Place your pinky and ring finger on the patent symbol. The holes should face down. Throw sidearm. Throw the knuckleball. This is difficulty level 4. Hold the ball with all the holes facing the batte
