What does “6 to 12” mean?

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Definition: 6 to 12

The 6 to 12 rule in slo-pitch softball refers to the allowed arc height range of a legal pitch. The ball must reach a minimum height of 6 feet and a maximum height of 12 feet above the ground during its flight. This ensures consistent pitching mechanics and gives batters a fair opportunity to hit the ball.

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Term:6 to 12
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