Throwing a softball is a little different than throwing a baseball. Learn basic softball throwing skills with expert softball tips in this free sports instruction video clip.
Expert: Juan Carlos Landaverde
Bio: Juan Carlos Landeverde coaches mens baseball and womens softball at Hamilton High School. He played college baseball at Cal State Northridge.
Filmmaker: Devin Boddie
Duration : 0:1:2
Team Russia are gearing up for next months European Softball Championships. The sport may only have a small but dedicated following in the country at the moment, but is beginning slowly to gain in popularity.
Duration : 0:2:29
On 4-24-08, Jenny Finch came out for a Photo Shoot with Dudley Softball and CWSA was a part of this event at the new San Clemente Sports Comples (Richard T. Steed). Please refer to www.CalWSA.com for more photo’s. Out of all the famous people i’ve met…Jenny Finch is the best!!
Duration : 0:0:42
Kathleen McLain 2008 softball skills video
Softball Background:
Played for Arlington Sage 14U and 16U Travel Team 2006-2007
Played for MVSA Storm 16U Travel Team Summer 2008
Currently playing for Baseliners 18U Gold
Alice Deal JHS Varsity Softball 2004-2006
Woodrow Wilson SHS Varsity Softball 2007-Present
Awards and Accomplishments:
2004-2006 Alice Deal MVP
2006 Arlington Sage Coaches Award
2007 Woodrow Wilson MVP
2007 DCIAA Leauge MVP
2007 1st Team All District Infielder
2008 Woodrow Wilson MVP
2008 DCIAA League MVP
2008 1st Team All District Pitcher
DCIAA League City Champions 2007 and 2008
Academics:
3.97 GPA
1900 SAT
National Junior Honor Society Member
Intrax Study Abroad Youth Leadership Scholarship
Intrax Study Abroad Program Ecuador 2007-2008 Fall Semester
2008 AP Scholar
Duration : 0:3:20
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Coach Mike Candrea of USA Softball talks about why youth sports coaches should tell their players what they want done rather than what they dont want done.
Duration : 0:0:52
UofM vs Mich. St.
Give it 10 seconds to start. Protective netting surrounding the field is obstructing the view a bit. Up next…..Digital Man and USA Softball visits U of M
Duration : 0:6:55
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Listen as an Olympic athlete – Jessica Mendoza – reflects on how players learn from sports by simply playing!
Duration : 0:0:56
Nike Softball Camps totally immerse you in the sport, giving you the kind of focused, intensive training essential for improvement – no matter what your ability level. Every facet of the game is covered – hitting, fielding, base running, team play and more. Your performance as an overall player will improve, along with your self-confidence!
Nike Softball Camps are owned and operated by US Sports Camps, operators of the highest quality sports camps in America since 1975, hosting over 50,000 young athletes at its 500 camps last summer. US Sports Camps combines with Nike and USA/ASA Softball to offer the Nike Softball Camps sponsored by USA Softball.
Visit our website and sign up for camp online: http://www.ussportscamps.com/softball/
Duration : 0:0:43
What is your favorite movie?
Book?
Color?
Snack?
Season?
Sport?
Dog breed?
State?
Vacation?
Just wondering what everyones favorites are mine are,
Book: The Shadow Thieves by Anne Ursu
Movie: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
Snack: Popcorn
Season: Winter
Sport: Softball
Dog breed: Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier
State: Ilinois
Vacation: Florida
Have fun!!!!!!!!
Movie:idk
Book:Harry Potter
Color:Lime Green
Snack:Cheez-Its
Season:Winter
Sport:I don’t have one
Dog breed:idk
State:I don’t have one
Vacation:I wish I could go to London:D
This fall, I’ll hopefully be attending a boarding school in New York. They offer a wide variety of sports, and although I’ve never been much of an athlete, I feel like it’s a great opportunity to try out something new. I really want to experience the joys of being on a sports team but, like I said before, I’m not an athlete.
So what I’m asking is this:
What would be a good sport out of the choices below that I could learn pretty quickly, isn’t too aggressive, and doesn’t require an insane amount of work (i.e., strength training for 2 hours a day)? Let me just add that I’m not lazy at all, but I don’t think I’ll have the time or energy to begin an extremely difficult sport.
Sports Available At The School:
Field Hockey
Soccer
Volleyball
Tennis
Cross Country
Swimming
Basketball
Lacrosse
Softball
Crew
Track
Thanks!
Any of these sports will require for you to dedicate time if you want to become good at it.
However if you are doing it just for the experience of joining a team, I suggest you either go for Volleyball or Softball. They may be less demanding (compared to the other sports) in terms of how fit you must be, while allowing you to spend time with your team mates and becoming part of a group.