※ 引述《rr444 (earth scrap)》之銘言： : look at the clip #1, without quick legs, he can't be even close : the ball; without strong and soft knees, he can't lower this body : like that while running. (somebody can catch the kind of ball : by not bending their knees instead by their long hands, but that's not : a good way. this is because for any infielders, they have to : lower their body to keep their eyes as close the same : elevation of the bouncing balls as possible.) : you can do an experiment. try to bend your knees while running, that's : much much difficult than you bend your knees without running. : by the way, for most aging players, they catch this kind of balls by : usng a sliding catch, because they want to lower their body but : their knees just can't afford. I want to make sure what you mean bend knees actually. In my observation, he bent his knees at the moment he approached that ball, isn't it? It is very interesting to that experiment. I'll practice. :) : last point that i want to share is that for an infielder, : qucik release is more important than throwing a fastball by : using his whole body parts. of course, i know the time a player : throws a high speed ball can make up the time he wastes before : releasing the ball. but it is a nature rule that the hard : you throws a ball, the less accurate the ball goes to the target : he expects. in the case of infielfers, their targets are the : chest of the first basemen. Totally agree with you! Hm, I play as an infielder with a fuxxing weak arm. XD -- Hope you can get my poor English. -- http://blog.yam.com/czBaseball crash's cabinet / crash的球具櫃 棒球球具部落格 --

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