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Re: curveballs

Posted by: TDS () on Wed Mar 17 08:42:16 2004

Hi,
>
> I would get the ATEC Hitting Streak or JUGS LITE-FLITE. They both do a good simulation of a breaking ball and they are around $300 dollars.
>
>Thanks for the info John. I guess I was looking for balls that I could throw so players could read it out of my hand and the ball would actually break. I never could throw a good curveball. Just looking for something that would break with a lot less effort on my arm.

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> Hi, > > > > I would get the ATEC Hitting Streak or JUGS LITE-FLITE. They both do a good simulation of a breaking ball and they are around $300 dollars. > > > >Thanks for the info John. I guess I was looking for balls that I could throw so players could read it out of my hand and the ball would actually break. I never could throw a good curveball. Just looking for something that would break with a lot less effort on my arm.

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