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As your partner drops the ball toward your chest, catch the ball (eccentric contraction) and immediately throw it back (concentric contraction). On her release, the coach does one of four things: (1) drops the ball directly behind or underneath the catcher, (2) rolls the ball backward away from the catcher in the direction of the backstop, (3) rolls the ball away from the catcher toward the first base side, or (4) rolls the ball away from the catcher toward the third base side. 2) Canyon's Kyle Zeiler (left) is safe at home after colliding with Mission Viejo catcher Jake Brennan, who drops the ball. |
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