How do you throw a knuckleball, slider, or curve ball?

Answer 1

The Knuckle ball is thrown with the fingers curled on top of the ball. Velocity is a matter of arm strength. The idea is to keep the ball from spinning. As it appoaches the hitter it can do some strange movements. Similar to a "palmball"
The slider is a fast curveball. The ball is held with the fingers aligned with the seams. The delivery requires strong back spin. This causes the ball to appear to the batter to be heading down the middle. It will "break" near the plate and move to the left or right depending on the throwing arm.
The curveball is thrown with the fingers across the seams like a fastball. The pitcher rotates his wrist on delivery and the ball follows a curving trajectory to the plate. Check this link out.

Answer 2

A common misconception about a knuckleball is that it shouldn't spin at all. It is best if a knuckleball spins about 1-1/2 times on the way to the plate.

Answer 3

knuckleball u throw a knuckle with ur fingertips on the seams and u throw it it like ur pushing out but your really not

slider u throw it by gripping it across the seams with ur fingers together and u throw it in a cut across motion

cureaball u throw it by gripping it like a slider but on the seams throw it over the top and snap ur wrist near release

Answer 4

This is a very hard question to answer in words, check out the site from the other guy's answer. It's a great website to find out how to throw different pitches.

Answer 5

You call up Phil Niekro, or Tim Wakefield, and get them to teach you.

Answer 6

i know nothing bout dog,but others pet will do, heres some hint, you must treat your pet like they just understand you, meaning, clean your thought that they just an animal (actually they do), talk, ask & play with them normally, its a developing habit, animal do sense some of our brain chemical flow, thats answer why dog scared of someone who do not scared with em, the theory goes vice versa.

Answer 7

just throw it by standing straight up,putting up all you're strength and you go throw!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 8

carefully

Answer 9

http://www.thecompletepitcher.com/pitching_grips.htm

Try this site.