MacGregor Safe/Soft Training Softballs (One Dozen)
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Their softness is actually better than the softness of the soft You can also call them "dot balls". The are great indoors, and we use them a lot.
Everything is fine with them. If you're indoors and the gym requires you to use them, they work fine. They're not ideal as a real ball, but for the reasons mentioned above, they can be used. Then you don't need to use these unless you have a restriction on your practice time or if you practice outside.
Softballs are built for durability. If you throw them, the cushions will keep you safe for a long time
This is ideal for defensive drill work in the indoors. You can use them as a skill building tool all the time. A softball simulator is a great training tool for young players in order to learn a skill and reduce the fear of getting injured. No damage will be done to
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I have two daughters who play softball and tball, and both of them are nervous when they have to throw those hard 11" softballs. The two youngsters had been hit by them in the past and were a bit nervous about catching them when they were thrown or struck. We decided to check online for these Safe Soft practice balls on the recommendation of our coach. Now that they love both practicing and playing, they don't want to stop There are two types of baseball baseball and softball. The soft 11" balls they have been using for practice throws, catches, hits, and pitches have been of great assistance to them At a wonderful discounted price, you can obtain a great product!.
It is a softcover ball that makes for great practice. It might still hurt a little bit if they hit you, but at least it takes much of the sting away from it. There is only one downside to this method. It dampens the "crack of the bat" sound and the ball is deader coming I think this would be ideal for practicing pitching! 5 months have gone by since we left them outside. The fading in the sun does not affect how they feel, however. It is never too late to train on it.
It's a great ball to practice with. The soft shell and weight make the ball ideal for indoor practice where they simulate the feel of a game ball.
They arrived quickly, are a good quality, and she is using them every day.
Balls that are great for training. Using them to teach our young softball team the fundamentals was a big hit. The netball felt firm enough that we felt comfortable taking part in indoor practice, yet soft enough to not feel too soft.
Beginners will benefit from this ball. As I was playing catch with my 6 year old daughter, I used the Jugs orange dimpled balls from the batting cage instead of these safety balls. My daughter can hold on to them much better than the lighter dimpled balls because they are so heavy.
The quality is fantastic and we use it often. It seems softer than I would like, but it works very well in the gym - a lot of our newer girls seem to be more confident now that they know they will not be hurt as badly.
The indoor training we do with these is very effective. The balls are soft enough to be used indoors, but they also have the same feel as regular balls. They are used when we throw and when we work on the field. In addition to using regular softballs for hitting drills in the cage and with nets, we also use the tee ball for hitting drills.
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