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Thanks for the responses.
Backstop, I hear what you're saying but I notice a lot of pro catchers replace left foot with right foot. I always thought it was taught this way because you don't want to step on the plate because your spikes could give and result in injury. Also, my front foot lands right next to home plate every time, how much farther forward is a catcher supposed to be? Too much and its a serious waste of time, no?

stayinside, it hasn't been when I've been working on letting the ball get to me before moving my feet to throw it.

10/6/098:56 AM

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