by Israel Doyle | Aug 20, 2026 | Uncategorized
PVC Strike Zone: Build Your Own vs. Buy One You can build a PVC wiffleball strike zone in about an hour with 1-inch PVC pipe, eight fittings, and a panel for the target—sized to the tournament standard of 22 inches wide × 30 inches tall, with the bottom 12 inches off...
by Israel Doyle | Aug 20, 2026 | Uncategorized
Backyard Home Run Derby: Rules, Formats & Bragging Rights A backyard home run derby needs a home run line (a fence, hedge, or two cones), a set number of outs per hitter (anything that doesn’t clear the line counts as an out—5 or 10 works great), and...
by Israel Doyle | Aug 20, 2026 | Uncategorized
How to Throw Every Wiffleball Pitch (Grips + Tips) Every nasty wiffleball pitch comes from one trick: the holes. Point the holes where you want the ball to break, and the air does the rest. With just four grips—curveball, slider, riser, and drop—plus a little wrist...
by Israel Doyle | Aug 20, 2026 | Uncategorized
Wiffleball Rules: The Complete Backyard Guide Wiffleball is baseball shrunk to backyard size: 2–5 players per team, a plastic ball and bat, no base stealing, no leadoffs, and most games run 6 innings. Strikes come from a strike zone target or a catcher’s call....
