| | |  | Softball Training Aids | Home » » » Markwort Weighted 12-Inch Softballs-Leather Cover | | | | | | Colors: | | | | | Description: | | Markwort Softballs have a split leather cover. It is matched with white stitching. Its weighted cork core color coded cover indicates the ball weight. The size of a regulation softball is 12 and between 6.25 -7 oz. As you train, gradually increase the weight of the ball as you build strength in your throwing arm. | | | Features: | |
• Split leather cover, white stitching, weighted cork core
• Color coded cover indicates the ball weight (The size of a regulation softball is 12¿ and between 6.25 -7 oz.)
• As you train, gradually increase the weight of the ball as you build strength in your throwing arm
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 Amazing difference when warming up with this!Apr 07, 2011
By Mike Green Jr
Getting older makes it a little harder to throw lasers across the ball field, but warming up with this weighted ball makes the real softball feel like Styrofoam. So much easier to stay competitive while aging when I have this secret weapon in my bag!
 Lite weight softballApr 02, 2012
By Glenn A. Mumpower
I use weighted balls to help strengthen my arm, shoulder, and back muscles to add velocity to my throws. This ball is a lite weight version (lighter than regulation softball) of "weighted balls" and helps with arm speed, just as swinging practice with a lighter bat will help increase bat speed. It can be used in warm-up, and after using heavier balls.
as describedDec 27, 2011
By weheller31
ball is as described and was shipped quickly. is just as described and perfect for the drills needed to be done
Get loose FasterMay 03, 2011
By likesgoodthingsthatwork
Heavier than a regular softball; I find it nice to get loose with. Regular ball... heavy ball... then regular ball. Nice.
Training toyNov 09, 2010
By Robert H. Jonas
This product was put to perfect use by one of my players who needed to work on her arm strength and biomechanics of throwing/hitting
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