How Do You Throw Wiffleball Pitches?
Here are some nice wiffleball pitches that I like to throw. • Diving Curve- Hold the ball loosely with your index, middle, and thumb with the holes facing up. Throw not too fast but not to slow 3/4. It should start dropping and then dive right into the strike zone. To get more action snap or flick your wrist when you release the ball. • Cutter- Hold the ball like a diving curve but grip it a little tighter. Throw hard sidearm. Turn your wrist around when you throw so the holes face out. It should go behind the batter then run toward the outside corner. • Tailing Fastball- Hold the ball like you would a fastball but with the holes facing out. Make your wind-up a bit faster than usual. Release the ball full submarine and snap your wrist. It should tail way outside to a righty then run straight toward the middle. • Giant Curveball- Take your middle finger and thumb and put them on the holes, which are on the bottom for this pitch. Stretch your index finger so that it reaches the top of th
• Diving Curve- Hold the ball loosely with your index, middle, and thumb with the holes facing up. Throw not too fast but not to slow 3/4. It should start dropping and then dive right into the strike zone. To get more action snap or flick your wrist when you release the ball. • Cutter- Hold the ball like a diving curve but grip it a little tighter. Throw hard sidearm. Turn your wrist around when you throw so the holes face out. It should go behind the batter then run toward the outside corner. • Tailing Fastball- Hold the ball like you would a fastball but with the holes facing out. Make your wind-up a bit faster than usual. Release the ball full submarine and snap your wrist. It should tail way outside to a righty then run straight toward the middle. • Giant Curveball- Take your middle finger and thumb and put them on the holes, which are on the bottom for this pitch. Stretch your index finger so that it reaches the top of the ball. Throw 3/4 or sidearm and it should loop way above th
