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Baseball help! - Swits - 08-09-2005

I have a motion graphics project which involves comparing senior citizen softball to baseball and/or regular softball. There are only 2 parts that I can't seem to find good info on that I need your help with:

What is the arc range that you can pitch a ball? I found that it's 6-12 ft. for senior softball, but don't know what it is for baseball.

Also, what is the strike zone for baseball.

I'll love you forever if you can help me out Smile


Baseball help! - Michman - 08-09-2005

Swits Wrote:I have a motion graphics project which involves comparing senior citizen softball to baseball and/or regular softball. There are only 2 parts that I can't seem to find good info on that I need your help with:

What is the arc range that you can pitch a ball? I found that it's 6-12 ft. for senior softball, but don't know what it is for baseball.

Also, what is the strike zone for baseball.

I'll love you forever if you can help me out Smile

Technically Knee caps to the arm pits. Reality your nipples to your knee caps.


Baseball help! - snarg - 08-10-2005

Swits Wrote:I have a motion graphics project which involves comparing senior citizen softball to baseball and/or regular softball. There are only 2 parts that I can't seem to find good info on that I need your help with:

What is the arc range that you can pitch a ball? I found that it's 6-12 ft. for senior softball, but don't know what it is for baseball.

Also, what is the strike zone for baseball.

I'll love you forever if you can help me out Smile

anything goes, a strike is determined by where the ball crosses the plate


Baseball help! - Swits - 08-10-2005

Thanks guys! I got what I need Smile