12-6 CurveBall

WARNING! IF YOU ARE UNDER 13 AND TRYING TO LEARN THIS PITCH THERE WILL BE A VERY GOOD CHANCE OF HURTING YOUR ARM. THANK YOU. WARNING!

how to throw a 12-6 curveball in baseball

Hi my name is Jack and today I am going to teach you how to throw a 12-6 curveball in baseball.
You will need:
1. 1 Baseball
2. 2 Arms
3. 2 Hands
4. 10 Fingers
5. 2 Legs
6. 2 Eyes
7. Basically a whole body
Steps:
Step 1: First, get a baseball
Step 2: Second, Put your pointer finger and middle finger together.
Step 3: Then, stick your thumb out so your fingers are in a “L” shape.
Step 4: Next, grip the ball on the outside seam with the “L” shaped fingers on the ball with your throwing arm like this (Picture Below)

You will need:

1. 1 Baseball

2. 2 Arms

3. 2 Hands

4. 10 Fingers

5. 2 Legs

6. 2 Eyes

7. Basically a whole body

Steps:

Step 1: First, get a baseball

Step 2: Second, Put your pointer finger and middle finger together.

Step 3: Then, stick your thumb out so your fingers are in a “L” shape.

Step 4: Next, grip the ball on the outside seam with the “L” shaped fingers on the ball with your throwing arm like this (Picture Below)

Step 5: Now, put your throwing arm back like you are about to throw a ball.
Step 6: Next, make sure that you are throwing the ball like a fishing rod with your palm facing the inside as you throw the ball.
Step 7: Then, as you are throwing the ball you want to pull down on the ball as you release.
Hope you enjoy learning how to throw a curveball in baseball. Now you can start striking out a lot more players. Have fun making the batters look silly and don’t hurt your arm. Here is a video below if you need a visual learning tool.

Step 6: Next, make sure that you are throwing the ball like a fishing rod with your palm facing the inside as you throw the ball.

Step 7: Then, as you are throwing the ball you want to pull down on the ball as you release.

Hope you enjoy learning how to throw a curveball in baseball. Now you can start striking out a lot more players. Have fun making the batters look silly and don’t hurt your arm. Here is a video below if you need a visual learning tool.