ASA/ISC Pitcher Development Program is off to a great start

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Tue Jun 19 17:20:13 EDT 2007


Received: 6/19/07 2:14:37 PM 
From:  "Brian McCall" <bmccall(at)softball.org> 


Subject:  ASA/ISC Pitcher Development Program is off to a great
start  
  

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ASA/ISC Pitcher Development Programis off to a great start

 

One month into the joint ASA/ISC Pitcher Development program,we’re
happy to report what appears to be an overwhelming success. 
On May15th, USA Softball National Teams Director Ronnie Isham
and ISC ExecutiveDirector Ken Hackmeister made the initial announcement
on various softballrelated websites.  Since that time, 26 individuals
have signed up for theprogram.  Those who have submitted applications
range from age 6 to 28 and hailfrom all over the USA. Breakdowns
of those who are now part of the program are as follows:

 

By Age:

 

Age 6-10:        2

Age 11-15:      6

Age 16-20:      9

Age 20-30:      9

 

By State:

 

MO:     5

MI:      4

MN:     3

NM:     3

MD:     2

CA:     2

IA:       1

OH:     1

KS:      1

SD:      1

PA:      1

MS:     1

CT:      1

 

The ASA and ISC would like to thank all those that have applied
thusfar and want to extend this invitation to any other male
under the age of 30who is interested in developing as a pitcher.
 

 

Students have the opportunity to work with USA Softball JuniorMen’s
National Team Pitching Coach Gary Mullican or former USA NationalTeam
pitcher Michael White.  The program at this time is strictly
a videoanalysis program.  Applicants will be asked to submit
a videotape every 30-60days, depending on age and skill level.
  One of the two instructors will thenevaluate the video and
make corrections/suggestions, which will be communicatedback
to the applicant.  The instructors will also supply the applicant
withdrills that will help to improve their overall mechanics.
 This program is opento players of all skill levels, from raw
beginners to more advanced pitchers. There is no cost for the
program other than normal postage cost to submit thevideo.  Funding
for the program is being provided jointly by the ASA and ISC.
 

 

Applications are available for download on the USA Softball website
at www.usasoftball.comunder the Junior Men’s National Team folder
and the ISC website at www.iscfastpitch.comunder the Developmental
and Rules and Forms links from the front page. Theseweb site
links will have a program application and a sample email analysis
toreview. Or for more information, please contact the programadministrator,
Scott Standerfer, at Standerfer(at)mchsi.com.

 

 

 
 

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