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I was taught and follow the Hhaa way of calling a strike. Although my call sounds more like "Hhugh"
I think the traditional sound works better than saying Strike unless you're doing 10U JO ball or Womens Slow Pitch. At those levels, a simple Strike works fine. Practice different ways of calling a strike at home one night. It'll drive your spouse crazy, but you'll get used to hearing yourself. |
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I'll be the odd man out. I've been to different clinics and have never been told a particular way to pronounce the word so I use the standard English version.
I do go lower and draw it out a bit compared to the short, choppy "ball" I use. I think the key is to have two distinctly different sounds that you use consistantly. And as some others have said, do what those in charge want you to do.
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consistancy is good !!
my strike call comes out more like "HIKE" I do call balls with a distinct "ball" and with empahsis on a close one ! I've heard quite a few variations from MLB pros and the guys doing the Florida State League here in the summer.
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