i have seen slow motion video(cant remember the link) of bradford and to me it looks like he may be double jointed in his elbow. You will certainly find correlated stats for real-life/organically generated pitchers with different arm slots (submarine will be much slower velocity, probably have a higher GB, etc.), but I don't know if changing it alters anything else by itself the way the game is coded.
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i remember reading a article on sullivan from the reds and he said that is where he was most comfortable from.Īs far as copying a submariner as bradford or even any other pro that throws from down under is best not to for they may be doing things that u and i may not be able to. At a national tourney in Battle Creek the WP went 37 innings. There are no sore arms in fastpitch wrist below hip and forearm parallel with body, which limits fast elbow action and demands wrist. yes they can come from 3/4 or even over the top but i bet most will say it does not feel natural/comfortable to them. Kent Tekulve pitched effective submarine into his 40s and claims there is far less strain of every sort. most of ur pro players that throw from that arm slot are what u call natural throws from that slot. injuries can be career ending if u dont get the mechanics down and understand what needs to be done to throw from that angle. if u are even concidering lowering ur arm slot down to side arm or even submariner style seek a coach that understand the mechanics of it.
With his rare throwing motion adding a distinct wrinkle to his. Now 28, the left-hander is participating in his first major-league camp. I will say this since i been working with my son for a 3 years now. Tim Hill has been pitching submarine-style his entire life.
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