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Throwing a Curve

September 22, 2021
A ballpark's location can change a curve ball's location
Close up of hand holding baseball in curve ball pitch grip
Grip used to throw a curve ball. (Image by Toto-artist, CC BY-SA 3.0 Commons)

Mastering the grip and pitching mechanics to throw a great curve ball can take years. And no wonder: there’s a lot of complex science to getting it right. This Science Update lesson can help you turn your students’ passion for sports into an interest in physics.

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