I can’t throw a riser when I try it goes straight down like a knuckle drop

@@Soccer101Goat try to flick down and throw it hard

Ok

you should aim for the target at first, and when he starts getting some curve on the ball, aim a little to the left of the target. happy to help

Thanks man

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@@nhblitzballleague2668 i'm a foreigner i never play baseball. blitzball way harder than i was expected. even with my sports and tennis banckground. what is the easiest pitch i should try ? i love when it moves a lot.

@@loofy26 the 4 seam fastball is definitely the easiest to throw, but the 2 seam fastball, slider, and curveball definitely have the most movement, and are relatively easy to throw. Glad to help

@@nhblitzballleague2668 sir can you axplain to me the difference between screw ball and 2 semas fastball. they looks to curve the same way, out and in horizontaly.

@@loofy26 the only difference between them, is that when you throw the screwball you have your arm lower, a mix of sidearm and submarine, so that the ball curves left to right, and drops a little bit

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@@evanendwardsonsblitzball thanks, appreciate the words of support man

The riser you throw straight over the top, as over the top as you can, and with the 4 seam you throw it over the top but just about as much as you would throw a baseball

Yes, speed definelty helps with getting sharp and quick curves. However On something like a change up or a curveball, it doesn’t have to be faster

About 52 feet

@@nhblitzballleague2668 thanks

No, that’s completely fine, that’s how some of ours moved

@@nhblitzballleague2668 ok thanks

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Maybe try to throw it a little more overhand, and less side arm. Also try to throw it hard because that is where you will get curve

I did that but it doesn’t do it

It’s still a slider

I can’t get it I’ve tried

Plz help

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52 feet from the plate and 55 feet from the strike zone

Oh that makes it a lot less impressive