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The one who tosses has to sit at least 15 feet in front of the hitter. He should make sure that he is behind a screen.

The one who tosses is supposed to position himself at least 10-15 feet in front of the hitter. He should be behind a screen.

In order to master the skill of hitting a curveball, it is essential to practice certain curveball drills regularly.

The ball should be tossed into the contact zone standing at least 5-6 feet behind the hitter.

The tosser is required to stand behind a screen, at least 25 feet in front of the hitter.

Also, the hitter is supposed to concentrate on hitting the ball right back up the middle.

#Underhand Lob Drill

#Bounce Drill

While hitting a breaking ball, it is important to stay inside the ball. The back toss drill will help you to develop the habit of staying inside the ball when hitting. It will also help you to practice the feeling of hesitation that is very much needed to conquer the great curveball.

Some More Curveball Drills

Finally, the hitter has to wait for the ball to come down to him. He is supposed to stay inside the ball and drive it up the middle.

The best way of hitting a curveball is to first allow it to come down to you. The underhand lob drill is actually meant to make you practice waiting for the ball to come down to you. Here are some techniques to do this drill:

#Back Toss Drill

Here are some techniques to do this drill while seated:

The tosser is then supposed to bounce the ball 4-5 feet in front of the home plate, thereby, allowing the ball to bounce into the strike zone.

This drill can also be done while standing. Here is the way in which you can do it:

Some More Curveball Drills

This drill is important as it reinforces the feeling of hesitation in the hitter. This feeling is very important when hitting a breaking ball.