[LOVE THROWING] Day 16 - Relay Throws

The video tutorial focuses on practicing infielder relay throws, emphasizing the importance of executing a quick glove side turn. The instructor explains how to orient the body to catch throws on the glove side, which enhances the speed and efficiency of relay throws. The practice involves imagining oneself as an infielder receiving a throw from an outfielder and quickly relaying it home. The tutorial highlights the significance of this skill in high-level softball and baseball games, where quick and accurate relay throws are crucial.

What is the primary role of a shortstop or second baseman in a relay throw?

• To catch the ball and hold it

• To stand still and wait for the ball

• To make a quick glove side turn and throw

• To run towards the outfield

Why is it important to orient your body while the ball is still in the air?

• To confuse the opponent

• To avoid getting hit by the ball

• To catch the ball on the glove side for a quick throw

• To look impressive

What is a key skill that good infielders possess?

• Jumping high

• Throwing with both hands

• Catching every relay throw on their glove side

• Running fast

In high-level games, where do players typically catch relay throws?

• On their glove side cheek

• Directly in front of them

• Above their head

• To their right side

What should you observe in professional games to improve your relay throw technique?

• The number of spectators

• The color of the uniforms

• The way players catch relay throws on their glove side

• The speed of the players