In Episode #66, Rick Pauly of Pauly Girl Fastpitch returns to the podcast for the third time to chat it up with Rob Crews. The two go into deal with the following questions:
Does a rise ball really rise?
How to pick a trainer?
How will the new crow hop rule affect hitters and pitchers?
Is pitching making a comeback? Did it ever leave?
Other topics discussed:
- Correctives for pitchers and hitters are virtually the same.
- A deeper look at rise ball spin and velocity.
- Vision and recognition for hitters as pitching velo makes a leap.
- The importance of having a change-up.
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