Base batting cage ball: closed area and mesh networks that prevent the exit of the balls, there are three machines throws balls with a speed of 10 to 70 mph, which is modulated depending on the experience or strength of the batter ( child, youth and adult), is provided bat, adult batting helmet and 10 balls per event. Canopy: It consists of an obstacle course, where people slip by a stainless steel cable using a pulley and harness to cross from one tree to another, the circuit has: Monkey step, two lazy, hanging bridge and ends with zip, with a total distance of 100 meters, is a way to extract adrenaline and emotions of people in a very safe and fun to be an activity for young and old, no matter how much the physical condition to do it. Magnificent colleague's proposal to MLB Fernando Vila We wait for the February 13. Stage of the Honor Guard (Miraflores) Caracas. 5pm. Note: For the registration process on the first day of course, recommend a half an hour before the stadium. Armando Galarraga again shown ineffective and threatened his continuity in the Diamondbacks rotation. Again, the law had trouble locating their shipments, especially the line, and the effectiveness increased to 5.91 in the season .. Softball appeared spontaneously among friends, in 1887, in Chicago. One boy threw another boxing glove, and he returned it to beating him with a broomstick. One boy, named George Hacock, had the idea of playing indoor baseball, did both teams drew the plate, home, tied the glove like a ball and started playing. Enjoyed themselves so much that they met again a few days later I had written Hacock some special rules, and decided to give the name of indoor baseball. During the winter became widespread, and spring was performed on both covered and outside sites. It became popular throughout the country, created partnerships, and in 1933 was given a final name for softball and the rules governing the sport today. The ball used in Softball Championships FIS must meet the standards defined by the Playing Rules Committee of the FIS and must be stamped with the logo of the FIS:. a.) _ The entire ball must have a circumference of 30.0 cm. (11.78 inches) to 31.0 cm. (12 1/8 inches) and will weigh 180.0 grams. (6 For you who you love baseball or you just like having fun playing sports, and there is an option open to the public and for all ages where you can implement your skills for hitting, it is a BATTING CAGE , which is located within the Sports Olympic Village (next to the tennis "soccer 7"), the Delegation Tlalpan, south of Mexico City. Basically it's hit the ball or baseball as hard as possible and placed, although some big plays as the "sacrifice bunt" in areas of southern Spanish "dab" (hit the ball soft makes little progress) . And that aims to get runners on base that are placed closer to scoring a run, can produce very positive moves of attack for the attacking team. If the "sacrifice bunt" or "dab" leaves the playing area as the count of the batter has two strikes this will be taken as a rule out. The pitcher has four possible pitches wrong, that would allow the batter advance to first base while the batter (the other team) has three failures to hit before being eliminated. If the pitcher throws badly the fourth time, the batter gets a base hit without the ball. Whereas if the batter fails a third time a ball hitting good or attempted, is eliminated ("struck"). That count batting pitches and bad is called "account". 1. If the ball touches the ground before any defensive player catches it, and the batter fails to reach first base before the defenders get the ball touching or stepping on first base (out), is called "Simple". If the batter to reach second base, without the defensive team commits an error, it is called "Double", if it comes to third base (without error protection) is called "Triple", and if it home (without error protection) is called "Home Run". 2. If the ball is caught in the air without touching the ground by a player in the defense, the batter is out. If the ball is in the field, has to run, can not wait to see if the hit is bad. 3. If the ball is hit but is outside the lateral limits of the playing area is "foul". In such a case the batter is added in their "account" a strike, if your account has less than two strikes, but if the batter is "Bill" 2 strikes and hits a foul, it will continue hitting without being out (removed) . But if the ball was outside the lateral limits of the playing area, but a defensive player the atrapase in the air (if it is outside the lateral limits of the playing area), the batter would also be eliminated. 4. If the ball flies above the bottom boundary of the playing area is a home or "home run"-the English "homerun" – that is, the batter goes around the table until the home and record a career. If you also had some of his colleagues on the bases, they also run to the plate and score runs, one for each player who had based and one that scores the batter. If you get a home run with three players occupying the first, second and third base, ie below "full" is called "grand slam" and 4 runs scored. For the launch of the pitcher is good should override the "home" to the height determined from the armpits to the knees of the batter. If the launch does not meet these requirements the "umpire" (referee) called the "ball". There is no specific duration for a meeting, it concludes at the end of nine innings (equivalent to twenty-seven outs per team or deletions), unless there is a tie, forcing extra innings or continue until extra innings achieve a tiebreaker. The arbitrators are called "Umpires" plate umpire stands behind the batting cage or home, and decides if the launches are good (strikes) or bad (balls). The plate umpire may consult those located along the lines of lime first and third if the hitter's bat went down the line without hitting the ball. The umpire will decide if it is (strike) or not (in which case it may be ball or strike without batting attempts). The referees at the bases have to decide if the offensive player reached base with any part of the body before being put out (not game) or not, in which case it is on that basis. The umpires' decisions are final. Since baseball is a sport where spectators are very knowledgeable of both the rules and the moves, the response of the audience can be an excellent confirmation or rejection of the decisions of the arbitrators. The "umpires" can decide whether the process of a move was made based on the rules or not (for example, when deciding whether a ball hit out of the area "home run" or left by one of the sides of "foul"). The "umpires" can also warn players of serious actions that endanger others, being able to eject the game the player or players who are repeat his misconduct. They can also drive the "coaches" or trainers who display inappropriate behavior in the field or disrespectful conduct towards them "umpires". Baseball ball: Its circumference is 9 inches (22.5 centimeters) and no more than 9 1/4 inches (24 centimeters), and 5 ounces (142 g) in weight, some of these balls can be used in Little League. The construction varies, usually the core of the ball is cork, rubber, or a mixture of both, and can sometimes consist of several layers. All around are coiled ribbons of various materials including yarn and twine, wool can be used occasionally. Finally skin has a cover in two pieces that are sewn together at seams 108 waxed cotton thread red. Shoes: Shoes for baseball are called "spikes". The main thing is to choose shoes that are comfortable. This means that all movements can run without pain, discomfort or concern. The major league players have the ability to have several pairs of shoes, one for batting practice, one only for official games for synthetic grass, etc.. If this is not the case it is important to focus on individual needs. If the player is fast running the bases, their shoes should be light. If it's a good hitter look for shoes with better support rods when does the "swin" in the homeplate. The pitcher needs a durable shoe to touch the tip to take your foot off the rubber. There is now a special protection that is placed on the tip of the shoe. Some pitchers use a pair of shoes to throw and when to play another position in another field. Finally, baseball shoes should be kept clean and dry. After each game, especially when played on a wet field, the shoes will be cleaned with a towel and try to remove all dust and moisture as possible. Gloves: Like shoes, there are many types of gloves, this implement is perhaps the most important and expensive. Although the initial cost of a good glove can be costly, should be considered to last for long, if it looks good. It is convenient to buy a glove of some known and trusted brand. The best-known manufacturers of gloves are Rawlings, Mizuno, Wilson, etc. It should be very careful if you buy a glove brand which has never been heard since a lower-cost glove can be made of inferior leather.
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