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Originally Posted by Justme
Baseball (and the one softball clinic I attended) teaches you to track the ball with your eyes and not to move your head, which I do. This is my first season to do high school softball but I have found that using my eyes to track the softball is no different than tracking a baseball.
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And what do you do when the ball is low in the dirt or high over the catcher?
The "moving camera" analogy is bogus as it relates to a pitched ball. If you are in a proper stance, there is no need to move the head to track until the ball has already entered/missed the strike zone. That is assuming you have a good view of the strike zone and not using the location of the catcher's glove to make the call
