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The underhand throw
The underhand throw







Begin by standing five yards apart and toss the ball to each other using the underarm technique. Head out to a field or another open area with a partner. It’ll take practice to master the underarm throw technique and to get a feel for release points and how quickly you need to swing your arm. To throw a ball underarm as far as possible, swing your arm as fast as you can and release the ball at a 45-degree angle. Swing your arm faster if you want the ball to be delivered more quickly or are looking to throw the ball farther. A slower-swinging arm will result in a slower and shorter-distance throw. How quickly you swing your arm will affect the velocity of your throw. If you want to throw the ball higher, hold onto the ball longer and release it once your hand is up closer to your shoulder. If you’re trying to throw the ball low, you should release the ball with your throwing hand about level with your waist. Where you release the ball will directly affect the accuracy of your throw. Release the ball once your hand is positioned between your waist and shoulder.

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Swing your arm forward, simultaneously transferring your weight onto your lead foot and moving your free arm back slightly to help you maintain balance. Your shoulders should remain facing your target.

the underhand throw

Swing the arm holding the ball back behind you and stride 12 inches forward with the other foot so that you’re in a staggered stance. For example, if you’re throwing right-handed, you’ll put your weight on your right toot.

the underhand throw

Shift your body weight to center over that same-side leg.

the underhand throw

To throw a ball using the underarm technique, begin by facing your target while holding the ball in your dominant hand.







The underhand throw