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Produced by http://Fastpitch.TV - Pitching Coach Bill Hillhouse gave a pitching clinic at Softball Con about movement pitches. This is the third and final part of that clinic.

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Produced by http://Fastpitch.TV - Pitching Coach Bill Hillhouse gave a pitching clinic at Softball Con about movement pitches. This is part 2 of that clinic.

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Produced by http://Fastpitch.TV - Pitching Coach Bill Hillhouse gave a pitching clinic at Softball Con about movement pitches. This is part 1 of that clinic.

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Produced by http://Fastpitch.TV - Bob Pinto and Scott Gilpin with FCA Softball discuss FCA Softball and the Wounded Warriors.

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Produced by http://Fastpitch.TV - While I was at the banquet following the softball game between the Wounded Warriors and FCA Softball Dot Richardson gave this great motivational talk.

Dot Richardson begins mentioning that sports teaches people a lot of lessons to prepare for the real world. Dot has learned that sports has taught us that god has given each of us amazing gifts. With all of the challenges that has encouraged us, athletes, to persevere through all of the trials that the game of softball has thrown has brought us makes us stronger. Dot then narrates her trials and struggles with hoping to try out for the olympics and using the gifts that God has given her to succeed as an amazing fastpitch softball player. She then directs her attention directly at the athletes that are pushing themselves to overcome whatever obstacles that may come their way and never give up!

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Produced by http://Fastpitch.TV - I met former Olympian Shelly Stokes a few weeks ago. She played in the 1996 Olympics. She took a few minutes to come on the show. Here is the interview. http://SoftballJunk.com is a great resource for fastpitch bats. Shelly Stokes talks about how she started playing softball when she was 9 years old. She mentions how her parents never played sports and asked her parents permission to try out softball and enjoyed it from the beginning. For the first four to five years she played recreational softball and then came to love the sport with all of her success and good coaching. As she got older she began participating in fastpitch softball travel teams. Shelly starting catching in High School in Sacramento and continued into college at Fresno State University. Shelly explains her journey from graduating college and playing in the women's nationals Softball Circuit. Shelly and five of her teammates were awarded All- American which automatically entered them for a chance to be a part of the Women's Olympic Fastpitch Softball Team. In the Atlanta Olympics Shelly mentions how appreciative she was to have to been a part of the U.S.A. team. After Shelly's Olympic career she began working, got married, and had two children. She now enjoys her life with her family and appreciates the opportunities to be a part of events like The Fellowship of Christian Athletes vs. The Wounded Warriors. Shelly rounds up her interview with words of encouragement to all young athletes to stay positive. Whether it be softball or any other sport that that young athlete may be passionate about then to follow through with that passion and never let anyone tell them any differently. Thank you Shelly Stokes!!

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Produced by http://Fastpitch.TV - This week we finish a fastpitch softball hitting clinics by Jennie Dalton Hill. This is part 4. You may want to start with part 1 of this 4 part series. http://SoftballJunk.com is a great resource for all your favorite fastpitch softball bats! Jennie begins This part of her fast pitch softball offense clinic with describing how softball coaches can help players understand all of the information and pointers that their many coaches have given them. As a softball coach you must be your players constant by filtering all of their information down to what is right for your fastpitch softball player. She also suggests to relate your softball offensive coaching to what your players know. Coaches must bridge the gap with their players so that the players can better understand the information they must retain on a level that they can understand.

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This week we continue a series of fastpitch softball hitting clinics by Jennie Dalton Hill. This is part 3. Make sure to check out part 1 and part 2 if you haven"t already! http://SoftballJunk.com has great deals of the right fastpitch softball bat just for you! Women's U.S.A. baseball coach Jennie Dalton Hill continues answering fast pitch softball coaches' questions on how to improve their players offense. One particular fastpitch softball coach mentions that a few of his players are becoming overly aggressive in rotating their hips and losing their balance to run to first base. Jennie's reply is again to help the player feel what they are doing wrong. If that player can't feel it then they can't fix it. Jennie then suggest to have your softball player check themselves if they have over rotated by jumping from the place that they have finished their swing. To find a way that the player can work on the problem without their softball coach always being present and still improve is the best solution so that they can be working on their swing at all times. Jennie is also asked by one of the softball coaches about how to improve timing. For timing, she explains that timing in fastpitch softball is also something to be developed by manipulating your distance to improve timing. Jennie finishes with explaining several other drills that some coaches are having trouble seeing results in. She explains that these drills may seem, and are simple, but they are not easy. Just stay motivated with your softball team!

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This week we start a new series of fastpitch softball hitting clinics by Jennie Dalton Hill. This is part 2. Make sure to check out part 1 if you haven't already. http://SoftbalJunk.com has the perfect fastpitch bat for you! Jennie Dalton Hill continues her fastpitch softball offense clinic by answering questions from softball caches on how to help the players on their teams. Jennie has learned through her experience that fastpitch softball coaches generally make the mistake of focusing on one mechanical flaw in a players swing, but that may not be the case for the entire softball team. If a coach is having trouble with finding a solution for a player always begin with a players base and foot work then work their way up. Many coaches have trouble with fixing bad habits with some players in over rotating their hips and ask how to fix it. Jennie explains that fixing a problem like this will be different for each player. One player may learn one way, but others may need a different approach. Jennie continues on explaining the process of switching hitters to be slap hitters, or changing their swing dramatically. Coaches must not assume an automatic change. Certain skills in softball players and other athletes are to be developed, not expected.

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This week we start a new series of fastpitch softball hitting clinics by Jennie Dalton Hill. This is part 1. http://SoftballJunk.com has great deals on amazing fastpitch softball bats just for you! Jennie Dalton Hill begins mentioning some of her success as an All-American Softball player at the University of Arizona and was National player of the year in 1996, but chose to take a different route after college softball and chose to play baseball playing on the Colorado Silver Bullets. She resigned from the team after one year and was married and had three children. Only one year ago she decided to try out for the U.S.A Women's baseball team and now coaches them and is on the board of directors. She continues explaining how important it is to have a purposeful off-season softball offense. Although off-season offense hitting can be boring, Jennie pushes the urgency to keep your fastpitch softball players motivated. The off-season is a time for coaching and learning about how to improve. Jennie then explains how she would approach a softball offense lesson as a teacher. The first thing to do is to make a goal whether it be a team goal or a individual goal for each of your softball players. That coach needs to understand their softball player and his/her weaknesses and coach them on how to improve each and every time they step up to the plate. Each player is different and will require different forms of advice in how to chance their swing. To have the player understand their own flaws and how to correct them with proper mechanics is what will help a softball player most. Jennie states that the purpose of the off-season is to help teach, instruct, and help kids understand themselves. If they can't understand themselves then they can't help the team. The biggest point Jennie is wanting to make is that the players must have an understanding of themselves as softball players and their swing and how it is supposed to look so that they can help you help themselves.

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