Aug
26
Beginning Softball Pitching Mechanics
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Brand Fastpitch Prep Academy
Model P101
Price 29.95
Listprice $29.95
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Description
Presented by Tom Royder, a former Division 1 university (Missouri, Oregon, New Mexico, Northwestern State), junior college and high school pitching coach, also a retired men’s fastpitch pitcher and now a private pitching instructor. This DVD teaches any parent and coach, no matter how experienced, how to start a beginning pitcher to learn to pitch correctly (that means safe and effective mechanics in the pitching motion). Also an effective video to help correct any mechanical problems with young pitchers. Drills included. 32 minutes. 2009. Visit FPA’s webpage www.fastpitchprep.com to read professional and parent testimonials.….more info
Features
- YOU can teach the beginner to pitch! Drills included!
- Learn the SAFE and CORRECT pitching motion!
- Build smooth and natural pitching mechanics.
- Start the beginner off with proper fundamentals.
- Minimize soreness and chance of injury!
Accessories
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Categories: Fastpitch
great info! thanks
cool topic, very relevant now!
greetings from Arizona!
interesting information! where did you get it? i am curious to read more!
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great info! thanks
@ admin: great job! i wanted to ask, where did you take this theme?
i appreciate your efforts to make people well rounded! great post! thanks
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