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[What's the next pitch?] Pitcher's version of the problem book of pitch distribution to train the baseball brain
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「次の一球は？」野球脳を鍛える配球問題集 投手編
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Format:Full book
Number of pages:192 |
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Paper
Year of manufacture: 2021
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| In the future, pitchers will be required to be able to construct their pitch distribution. The thinking and theories necessary for this can be learned by solving the problems in this book. -- Masashi Yamamoto, baseball critic The popular [[What's the Next Pitch? This is the long-awaited second volume following the popular [[What's the Next Pitch? *Contains 42 pitch distribution questions from the pitcher's point of view. *Full use of the pitcher's weapons! Cultivate a way of thinking about pitch distribution! *Instructs how to construct pitches according to the pitcher's type. [Main contents] Chapter 1: Know your (the pitcher's) weapons Chapter 2: The basics of offensive pitch distribution Chapter 3: Pitch distribution according to the situation Chapter 4: Pitching according to type [Example problem] *The first round of batters: How to get the first pitch *Batter's first round: How to get the second strike *Batter's first round: How to get the third strike *Batter's 2nd~3rd round: How to get the second strike *Batter's 4th or later round: How to get the first pitch *Notes to keep in mind with a runner on first base. *Cautions with runners on second and third *Cautions to take with runners on first and third *How to deal with an end-run attempt *Points to keep in mind when facing a right-handed pitcher vs. a right-handed batter *What to do when a batter tries to steal a base *Points to keep in mind when facing a left-handed pitcher vs. a right-handed batter *How to make a batter hit a ground ball and situations in which you want to make a batter hit a ground ball *How to hit a fly ball and situations in which you want the batter to hit a fly ball Others [Profile] Takashi Kawamura Born in 1970. Associate Professor of Physical Education at the University of Tsukuba. Manager of the University of Tsukuba hardball team. He is the executive director of the All Japan University Baseball Federation and the managing director of the Tokyo Metropolitan University Baseball Federation. When he was a student at Sapporo Kaisei High School, he participated in the summer Koshien Tournament as a captain* and outfielder. He was also a captain at the University of Tsukuba. After completing a master's degree at the University of Tsukuba Graduate School, he worked as a manager at a public high school in Hokkaido for four and a half years. In December 2000, he was appointed manager of the University of Tsukuba's hardball team, which competed in the Meiji Jingu Tournament in 2006. His main research interest is in motion analysis of athletes. His main publications include [[The Next Pitch]? A Collection of Pitch Distribution Problems to Train the Baseball Brain]] (Tatsumi Publishing Co., Ltd.). |
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The thinking and theories necessary for this can be learned by solving the problems in this book.
-- Masashi Yamamoto, baseball critic
The popular [[What's the Next Pitch? This is the long-awaited second volume following the popular [[What's the Next Pitch?
*Contains 42 pitch distribution questions from the pitcher's point of view.
*Full use of the pitcher's weapons! Cultivate a way of thinking about pitch distribution!
*Instructs how to construct pitches according to the pitcher's type.
[Main contents]
Chapter 1: Know your (the pitcher's) weapons
Chapter 2: The basics of offensive pitch distribution
Chapter 3: Pitch distribution according to the situation
Chapter 4: Pitching according to type
[Example problem]
*The first round of batters: How to get the first pitch
*Batter's first round: How to get the second strike
*Batter's first round: How to get the third strike
*Batter's 2nd~3rd round: How to get the second strike
*Batter's 4th or later round: How to get the first pitch
*Notes to keep in mind with a runner on first base.
*Cautions with runners on second and third
*Cautions to take with runners on first and third
*How to deal with an end-run attempt
*Points to keep in mind when facing a right-handed pitcher vs. a right-handed batter
*What to do when a batter tries to steal a base
*Points to keep in mind when facing a left-handed pitcher vs. a right-handed batter
*How to make a batter hit a ground ball and situations in which you want to make a batter hit a ground ball
*How to hit a fly ball and situations in which you want the batter to hit a fly ball
Others
[Profile]
Takashi Kawamura
Born in 1970. Associate Professor of Physical Education at the University of Tsukuba. Manager of the University of Tsukuba hardball team. He is the executive director of the All Japan University Baseball Federation and the managing director of the Tokyo Metropolitan University Baseball Federation. When he was a student at Sapporo Kaisei High School, he participated in the summer Koshien Tournament as a captain* and outfielder. He was also a captain at the University of Tsukuba. After completing a master's degree at the University of Tsukuba Graduate School, he worked as a manager at a public high school in Hokkaido for four and a half years. In December 2000, he was appointed manager of the University of Tsukuba's hardball team, which competed in the Meiji Jingu Tournament in 2006. His main research interest is in motion analysis of athletes. His main publications include [[The Next Pitch]? A Collection of Pitch Distribution Problems to Train the Baseball Brain]] (Tatsumi Publishing Co., Ltd.).