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Leading off bases

Posted by: KC (kc4five@prodigy.net) on Mon May 28 21:27:00 2001

I am wondering if anyone can help? I coach a 10 and under girls fastpitch team. After watching some of the college world series and some of the older girls play, I have noticed that when they stand on the bag they have their left foot on the bag and the right foot behind the bag. I figure that this is too push off, like using starting blocks in racing? What I want to know is why wouldn't you push off with your strongest foot? Everyone uses the left foot to push off. What is the reason? Thanks

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Re: Leading off bases Teddy [ Thu May 31 11:06:06 2001 ]
Re: Re: Leading off bases KC [ Thu May 31 20:41:21 2001 ]

Re: Leading off bases Dean [ Wed May 30 12:01:01 2001 ]

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> I am wondering if anyone can help? I coach a 10 and under girls fastpitch team. After watching some of the college world series and some of the older girls play, I have noticed that when they stand on the bag they have their left foot on the bag and the right foot behind the bag. I figure that this is too push off, like using starting blocks in racing? What I want to know is why wouldn't you push off with your strongest foot? Everyone uses the left foot to push off. What is the reason? Thanks

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