How to Play Shortstop in Baseball
Position yourself correctly., Work on your range., A pre-pitch routine will help you get off faster.
3 Steps
1 min read
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Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Position yourself correctly.
The most common position is halfway between second base and the person that's playing third base. -
Step 2: Work on your range.
A shortstop has to be able to get to many ground balls very quickly. , Every time the pitcher starts to pitch you should have your feet move.
It could be a small step onto the ball of the foot opposing your throwing arm or a tiny hop onto the balls of both feet.
The point is that you've developed a bit of impetus. -
Step 3: A pre-pitch routine will help you get off faster.
Detailed Guide
The most common position is halfway between second base and the person that's playing third base.
A shortstop has to be able to get to many ground balls very quickly. , Every time the pitcher starts to pitch you should have your feet move.
It could be a small step onto the ball of the foot opposing your throwing arm or a tiny hop onto the balls of both feet.
The point is that you've developed a bit of impetus.
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