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Of course, I did the measurement in my den, with my sneakers on. If my plate shoes have thicker soles, that will raise my eyes a bit. |
What the Hey !!?!?!?
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Thank ya, kindly! That'll help me with my spread and feeling for the stance. "Preciate it! mick |
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You can't do that if you slip/slide with the catcher. That two-step is a bad thing. The point: The catcher's positioning should have NOTHING to do with where you set up. That's entirely governed by the position of the BATTER. If he crowds the plate too much or hangs his arms high and over the plate, he may obstruct your sight of the release point. So you move. You move not because of the GD system; you move because it is a good thing to track the pitch from the hand to the mitt. That creates good timing, no tunnel vision, and promotes happiness, well-being, and the American way of life. |
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Does the age level of the game you're calling have any affect on the use of the GD stance? I assume many of you do HS and/or Col.
How does it work with Pony-Bronco-Mustang?? |
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Pitchers are wilder. Balls are slower. Equipment gets used more. View of the plate remains the same. |
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