same situation here, used to sidearm all the time until i realised that in the sense of when you play the game, a wrist flick up to down is way more logical than a side throw which may not always be reliable.

Everyone's arm angle and action is unique to them. I couldn't say for sure whether or not your arm angle is sidearm because its better for you, or if its because you have throwing flaws - it could be either. but, there isn't one single right way to throw.

@@SnapSoftball hey since youre here, may i ask if you have any tips or exercises for catchers in between innings to keep their legs from going weak or sore, thanks!

yeah aight B sucks when they don’t answer your questions lol

Glad it helped!

Throwing isn’t one size fits all. You could just be built to throw lower. But, you could have mechanics issues that cause your pain up top. Hard to say. If you find you’re interested in a video analysis you can email me through my site.

Snap Softball Hmm, that’s good to know. And yeah that’d be awesome man, I will for sure actually. Thank you!

Thanks!

I'm not aware of any, sorry! My online throwing course is getting a lot of big upgrades right now, would be a good solution if you can't find someone. courses.danblewett.com