Published on Aug 12, 2013. In step one, your young player learns the proper mechanics of the throw. Coach Reiser borrowed this drill from the Baylor University Throwing and Catching video, and has applied it to teaching our five and six year olds at his Sports Teams 4 Kids Junior Baseball program.oach Reiser borrowed this drill from the Baylor University Throwing and Catching video, and has applied it to teaching our five and six year olds at his Sports Teams 4 Kids Junior Baseball program.
SW is an abbreviation that stands for software and HW is the abbreviation for hardware. Most of us in the computer industry are at fault here for basically creating our own language of acronyms, which make it difficult for the rest of us to follow the text or conversation.
A SW is a Sand Wedge, normally about 56 degrees of loft. It has a large bounce angle meant to bounce through sand and not dig in. I think the AW may be an auxiliary wedge, usually around 52 degrees loft. Anyway, it's going to be in between your pitching wedge, PW, and your sand wedge, SW. The AW is used a lot around greens for shots that require some loft on the shot, but ultimately need to hit the green and roll.