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I found this: http://tinyurl.com/2bvp8d I'm trying to teach my nephew on to throw one...but realized i dont know how to either. ha. these videos are helpful

u said you wont see many KNUCKLEBALLERS throw KNUCKLEBALLS lol

I think that is pretty cool!

not a fan of baseball but thats pretty cool

Throw the pitch with the exact same arm speed as you would a fastball. The change in speeds will occur with the grip that you have on the baseball. Having the same arm speed will trick the batter into thinking its going to be a fastball. Good luck! -SeePlanet

Throw the pitch with the exact same arm speed as you would a fastball. The change in speeds will occur with the grip that you have on the baseball. Having the same arm speed will trick the batter into thinking its going to be a fastball. Good luck! -SeePlanet

one last thing r u spose to try and trow it hard or jus let it sorta glid out of ur hand?

Well, it's kinda the nature of the pitch. You'll obviously want a consistent release, but it's never really going to do the same thing twice if it's a true knuckleball.

yo i can throw the knuckle ball a times very good but its not consistant, do use kno a specific reason y this might b happenin??

Great example. For those people with smaller hands, you can place your thumb straight under the ball as you would for a typical fastball. And with practice, you can snap you wrist and pop your fingures (as opposed to a pushing motion) to give it a little more speed but still no spin. And you can change the break of the ball depending on where the seems are. So once you perfect the no spin part, rotate your grip around the ball and see what happens. Have fun.

no wonder my pitches wasn't breaking hehe thank guys

Man, I wish you could actually see the ball dance a little better in the ViewDo. When we were filming it seemed much more dramatic in person. I'm thinking one might need to use a higher speed camera to truly capture the motion of the ball.