Any power hitter would argue that.

Brian strikes out a lot or hits weak groundballs, because Brian swings down. Terrible advice!

Front toss is okay, side toss is not. No one ever swings at a ball during a game from that angle.

A real example of chicken wing workout thank you I kept finding women with Lois griffin voice talking about chicken wings this is way better

0:49

what is the distance between cones?

Lol this fuckinguy

Well done. Through the magic of the internet, this 10 year old resource is still useful and relevant. I appreciate you posting this.

Brian no longer plays baseball

I use small whiffle balls

Nice Video

Great video, thank you!

This is good

This is the exact kind of video I've been looking for to explain it clearly to my son playing his first year in 8U. All his teammates, save two, have played for 3yrs and understand the game very well already. This will help him catch up pretty quick.

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Coach Flip... where’s the catchers gear bro?!!😜

Why would you cutoff a ball when your cutoff guy is 10 feet from the bag?

Nothing is ever said about the catcher!

That's not a drop step. .

Great video. And love the field with the giant hill in the left field backdrop. Where is this?

I gotta do this with Kim but I need to plant some orange trees asap

You are a bitch max

Bunt defense strategies could change for different age groups, since the dimension of the bases change and from Coach to Coach depending on what they want to accomplish or their strategy. I don't like when bunt defense is explained like the players are Robots, as you moving and reading you or the entire team should be making quick adjustments and decisions. Me in particular i like to throw out first If we can the runner on 3B, that's my priority. That's why is called Bunt defense, if you don't get that runner on 3B out your defense against bunt failed, the opposing team accomplished and executed their play/goal, which is moving the runners closer to the plate. Btw, LF should be backing up 3B.

I understand the logic in both your explanation and the video but they don't match! If you are these kids coach then you need to work on getting the message since in the board (1.25") you said the 1B reads the bunt to 3B and heads back and in your vid neither at 0.48" or 2' he does that but is the 2Baseman who gets the throw!

7:25 a ball hit to right and we're cutting 3 our team has the second baseman cut off and throw to 3

The coach in the video says that the video covers cutoffs with no one on, a man on first, and runners on first and second, but the video doesn't show runners at first and second. Do you have another video that covers cutoffs with runners at first and second?

can you use these small whiffle balls on a tee?

In your video, you say the 1B held and recieved the throw. It is clear that your 1B is charging on the bunt, and the 2B recieves the throw. I believe the execution on the video is correct, but the narration is definitely off. If the pitcher is LHP, the 1B has to charge on any bunt attempt, and I'd argue on him not charging on any bunt attempt. If the ball gets by the pitcher, it is likely all hands will be safe.

+DartMasters24 same here

First off that's not a bunt that's a damn ground ball to the third baseman. Second if if a normal bunt happened to that side why wouldn't the 3rd baseman stay home so the pitcher can field it and take a chance at gettin the runner out at the 3rd if the catcher tells him he has time ?

pretty awesome tips and very well explained.

Thank for the video. This went well with my kids today.

How large do you write the number on the tennis ball? I assume this drill is similar to the drill that the US national and u of Michigan softball teams use? Thanks

You stand in the middle of the bag with a runner coming at you huh?

Thx now I'm better at baseball

I prefer to put the right foot on the bag rather than sweep for players at the HS level or below. The umpires aren't keen on giving you "in the vicinity" force outs at second base.

What software do you use to computerize the field?

Thats sycamore park, ive only played there 1000 times. Its pretty cool to see it in a vid.

First one

On balls thrown from the out field to either third or home in particular the cut off person should place himself in such a depth and in line with the receiving players base that the thrown ball can travel just above his/her head to enable him to handle the ball when necessary and deep enough to skip very low to the surface so as to allow the low positioned baseman, catcher to apply the tag right on the runner, one hoppers are by far the best way to receive throws. Don Ervin [email protected]

Great ! ^_^ I Liked ...

4baseballrox do you know any drills to help this?

im a center fielder and needed to get some tips

Well, be smart about it. You need to be aware of your surroundings. I have my boys place their heel on the bag, that way their stretch is still effective, and they're able to still make the play.

The first baseman did not retreat back to the base in you're video

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Wow...asking to be spiked!! That is nuts. Foot should be on the side of the bag

You do have the second baseman as the relay man if its a double off the wall though correct?

You would rather have the RF make the longer throw as he has his momentum moving towards 3rd Base already...With the 2nd baseman cutting there would be a large gap between the cutoff man and third base. Meanwhile, if you have the SS be the cutoff, the RF can make that throw and there isn't as much of a gap between the cutoff and 3rd Base.

Actually you should think more gun fighter. Pointing the palm of your glove to the sky pre loads your forearm and adds a move to the hit ball. Inefficient.