Are you saying that you give them the practice plan for the day and they run things or they are just facilitating some of it?
@tboicourtКүн бұрын
More of this!! Love it!!
@impradachase3 күн бұрын
Tips? Or your life story?
@sportszahn4 күн бұрын
I like that football drill. I am going to try this week when we start our fall ball practices. Thanks for all the great tips!
@denytse97035 күн бұрын
Great new drills guys, what would be the time to 1B for a softball distance? Thanks!
@junior721jh6 күн бұрын
You’re awesome man! I’m coaching a 12u travel team and always look at your videos for drills I can use with the team!!!👍
@cjm01748 күн бұрын
I turn my own double plays thank you
@reedrawlings98249 күн бұрын
Baserunning warmup is very helpful and practical. Thanks
@migueldefrank60049 күн бұрын
Me gustaría saber en qué partes de New Jersey están ubicados gracias
@aussiesurfer80510 күн бұрын
headfirst slides don't seem right
@toddlestermedia13 күн бұрын
Nice setup
@wereal182614 күн бұрын
Im incredibly low on money (14) parents won’t pay, have no one to throw to me. I love baseball.
@angelotb614215 күн бұрын
Ow flora! Unregistered dog!
@chriskucholtz696715 күн бұрын
What are we teaching?
@angelotb614215 күн бұрын
How to swing like Adrian Beltre! 😂😂
@sportszahn20 күн бұрын
I like the idea of batter tracking the ball, while the pitcher practices. I might use this in my next practice. Hopefully, they don't get the urge to actually hit the ball.
@JohnCollins-gh6mj21 күн бұрын
Disagree. That’s how I learned how to catch. My uncle would intentionally through straight piss misiles. I was terrified. Got hit with a few, and got over it. Wasn’t afraid of the ball anymore and learned if I didn’t want to get hit, that I had to put my glove up.
@ProjectNBA-y7e22 күн бұрын
Id somehow role my ankle 😂
@Alex_cmr22 күн бұрын
Bro, literally working on this with my nephew but couldn’t put it in a way that he could understand. But THIS is it, thanks man!
@frankthetank759622 күн бұрын
As a new baseball coach coming from a football background Im loving your guys content man im hyped!
@HasruddinHassan22 күн бұрын
Tq for the tips... ❤️
@saltydog932124 күн бұрын
why sliding headfirst? I wouldn't think kids need to slide headfirst
@MadisonWacks17 күн бұрын
They are working on pickoffs
@johnmaksin967915 күн бұрын
@@MadisonWacksNone of those were slides back to the bag lol
@Smoresbaseball1425 күн бұрын
1. Kid needs to try 2. Kid needs to wait longer instead of going out for it 3. Kids need to tag quick not be lazy 4. I am a 12 year old playing with 15 and 16 year olds so I think I know a couple things
@FelixMaldonado-p3k25 күн бұрын
Thanx great video
@brianriggin456026 күн бұрын
Come'on, the 'just make contact' coach isn't saying don't swing hard. He's saying it because the kid swings and misses A-LOT or never swings. It's a starting point for some less skilled players. You're a little outta context there.
@rnsolid26 күн бұрын
Is that fielding only for second and shortstop? Third base is the hot corner so usually u don’t have time to even love right ???
@Mikeyyripzzz26 күн бұрын
Safe even though I'm a jay fan
@Jorgemtz2627 күн бұрын
👍🏽
@thomasmaher343827 күн бұрын
Great idea!
@HarryKockАй бұрын
Gave up 1 hit? Kid is like 11 or 12 Goal is to throw strikes so your defense can work
@softjones3128Ай бұрын
Shut up
@danhausmann5190Ай бұрын
wow cool
@danhausmann5190Ай бұрын
yay
@flickboogers9325Ай бұрын
It's only works if you actually have kids who pay attention during the infield
@OutbreakNR360Ай бұрын
What glove are you using for the at home drill?
@kylegolder3262Ай бұрын
How many throws or how much time do you use per throw type?
@thomasmaher3438Ай бұрын
This is hard to tell what you’re trying to explain. Not enough explanation.
@djaknowАй бұрын
1st and 3rd play from 2B perspective
@user-md3ij9oc9qАй бұрын
I believe its 1st and 3rd & runner on 1st in stealing. Its what second basemen does when SS is covering the throw.
@joe1652Ай бұрын
I'm not sure I agreevwith the "stride and stop" drill. Batting has withinbit the element of timing, whe the striking of the ball is linked to the body moving forward to utilize the batter's weight moving forward, translating it into power. If you begin the forward movement only to abruptly stop that movement just prior to contacting the ball you reduce your power to only whst you can generate with your arms. That goes against everything batting coaches have advocated for decades. Remember Batters being successful depending on "timing" to marry enertia and bat speed at the precise instant of contacting the ball while the pitchers success depends on his ability to disrupt that timing....hence the change-up. Please accept this as my humble observation of only one small aspect of that multi-faceted and extremely complex sport we all love and know as baseball!~
@Jsgro69Ай бұрын
Interesting but i was always in competition with myself. I worked on my footwork and fundamentals for being in the position when gunning runners down, of which i did and took it as an insult for rinner to even attempt it. After the fastest guy tried and i gunned him out by 3 strides it was usually the 1 and only attempt all game unfortunately. For a catcher, I always had same exact targets and most times im throwing from same spot except fielding a bunt or dribbler so 1st base was in same spot as was 2nd and 3rd so having catchers hit targets i dont agree with, a quarterback, of course, and if it takes any extra to make my catchers motivated to earn the spot and keep it than i already know what player im dealing with. The best blocking exercise i did just about every practice and should be done routinely by all catchers was having coach hit fungo bullets into dirt, warming up it would be known to left right or center and the velocity would be moderate then ramped up it would be rocket speed shots and not knowing to which side. That drill made me an excellent defensive catcher, there wasnt a pitcher that could throw one past me in dirt, it would be that rare high pitch that would get me nervous. This new method of catching with a knee down and catchers butt basically sitting on the bent knee and the ground i detest. It promotes lethargic catchers and it is invitation to steal all over that catcher also that technique will result in more past balls because only a bad low pitch hits directly in front of center of that relaxed catcher he will block by pure luck not skilled tecnique in sliding to cover low pitches, catcher needs to be on the balls of his feet with anyone on. I cringe watching mlb anymore because of this in the pros. Most catchers were not catchers their enture life and were turned into not a catcher but the ine wearing the gear and mitt but not a catcher
@Jsgro69Ай бұрын
love the video, I do disagree with you about keeping mask on. You have better vision and there is zero% chance of mask sliding down an inch and now catcher is blindfolded. Great point on holding ball in the mitt, idk how many times I've seen mlb catchers leave ball just in mitt for tag. Over all excellent info, hoping to watch a throwing runner out at 2nd video of yours..thanks
@kylesbryant21Ай бұрын
Left arm is better further away from the tag
@tmccloudjr13Ай бұрын
I was literally thinking I was taught outside arm. Also who wants to slide on there throwing hand.
@aussiesurfer805Ай бұрын
There's an argument to say you can push off harder with your opposite leg and arm working together i.e. your left leg pushing off hard and driving through your body as you extend and reach with your right arm.. left leg and left arm together feels weird to most people and not as explosive. But the main reason we teach our players to use their right hand/arm is so they don't wear a ball to the face nor are they worried about that very real risk if they use their right... They certainly get a lot of baseballs hitting the back of their helmets, I'd hate for those to be hitting their faces or for them to distort themselves or shy away because they can see a ball heading for their face and maybe not go as hard or stretch out as much to reach for the bag...
@irafael8080Ай бұрын
THanks Good drills. Is that the right mitt for 1st base at 2:30min???
@josedejesuscalvariorodrigu8369Ай бұрын
This is really helped me alot
@annarios8559Ай бұрын
What kind of nets?
@ElizabethHodginsanАй бұрын
Well done good job
@HakuShounenАй бұрын
I really like the walking pick and wall pick drills. Picking is definitely the weakest part of my game at first. Thanks for the useful video!
@DominateTheDiamondАй бұрын
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@martinelucas6506Ай бұрын
Yes
@hanlonkittoАй бұрын
Stupid
@stickjr.3715Ай бұрын
Thank you for this!
@cmasoftball226Ай бұрын
I want to do that
@DominateTheDiamondАй бұрын
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