Good job, Leo!

Awesome coaching. Do you do any baseball tutorials for 7yr olds

I’m starting T bol Morrow I’ll send you a text about your birthday card

Good job coach!

Really good video

Good bideo

This is Flipping brilliant , Thank you sir

Coaching tee ball for the first time! this is really good and realistic! It’s not for some promo but strictly fundamentals. Got to love backyard baseball! Thanks a lot!

You have the best fundamental drills for young kids I've found on youtube. I and a few other coaches have to manage 40 4 year olds every saturday for the next 6 weeks or so. Definitely using all your drills. Thanks.

Used this drill today with the 4, 5 & 6 yr olds today. Airplane, step & throw saved the day.

Good job sir good way to work with kids keep up the good work

Make more videos !! You're awesome!!

What do you use for the string? Great videos!!

This is my second year coaching Tball and this has to be the best instructional video I’ve seen.

Thank you for sharing this drill. Want my 5 year old to practice catching! Hope to improve his eye / hand coordination.

I don't know how I feel about squishy balls. When a young one gets hit with a hard ball it hurts but they have to get used to that if they want to progress.

Thanks, for the info. My boy starts this Sat. I’ll def apply as many of these tips as possible.

About to coach tball for the first time. Thanks for these videos!

Man, I just want to say that I've been around the game a long time and I have mad props for the way you break down these teaching mechanics for these t ballers! This is where it starts! Thank you.

Ohhh that’s good. I need me some spots.

Great job dad. I was told don’t even worry trying to get 4 year olds to throw. Our team was the only one at opening day throwing to 1st. But this is next level training! Kids are capable we just have to have higher expectations for them

This guy is an amazing coach, I used this teach my Daughter and now my son and I've been using every year for the past 3‐4 seasons as an assistant coach on my kiddos teams...currently 9U Girls Softball. I'll take the kiddos that are behind use and use this drill teach/correct the girls who where never really coached how to throw...I use it to break it back down to the basics and then start building them back up with good form, pinching shoulder blades together ect... Makes me feel good taking them from feeling like they don't belong to being able to hold there own...I'll pull them aside and say I promise you, if you'll try hard by the end of this you'll be able to catch and throw with anyone on this team..and they always have to this point.

What ball did you use?

This is very helpful. Thank you.

I am teaching my 4 year old boy this is very helpful

This exactly what I’ve been looking for. Can’t wait to do this tomorrow. Thanks.

I really wish you had more videos. This is the best channel ive seen for toddler coaching tips.

Great video! 👍

I’m from UK where baseball ain’t really a thing but just bought us baseballs and gloves and love now getting my 3 year old into playing catch

Go Braves!

They need to invent a training glove. They can't squeeze a real glove.

Thanks Man this is 🔥🔥🔥

As a first time coach AND coaching 3-4 year olds, a big THANK YOU for doing these videos! You have helped me so much with practice planning, how to explain it so they understand and how to keep them engaged. I've been so anxious because I want to do right by the little ones and help develop their fundamentals. Again, thank you!

As a single mom who knows nothing about sports this helps me know where to start with my boys! I really want them to try and get into baseball.

Quite useful. I can't take my kid to baseball practice and after a quick search, I found your videos. This is really helpful!

Been trying to figure this out with my kid for a while now. You solved it my man. Thanks a lot for sharing this knowledge

This was very helpful. Thank you

Wow ❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾

This helped me a lot trying to teach my little sister she is more of an indoor girl

This is freakin genius man. Trying to teach my 4 year old twins to throw and they loose it on the release, this might be a good drill to work with them on

Thank you for these videos! My 4 year old little gurl starts teeball soon! These are helping a lot

Great job, Coach. To have an actual Coach who can teach, and not just a person who talks is the most important thing for all kids. Athletes or non athletes should go through team leadership and accountability environments.

Hello, thank you for the video. I find it very helpful. What size spots do you use?

Im teaching my 4-year old and these videos are extremely helpful💪🤙

Thanks for the videos, these tips and tricks are very helpful!

Exelente!💪🏾💪🏾🔥🇵🇷🌏

Thank you I just started training my son love you training methods

Ultimate dad status. Patient and thorough. Thanks for the video. I started with my 3 year old and he has a blast doing it.

i like it. I highly respect you taking the time to help others teach baseball to tballers. The next generation is in good hands with more people like you. I have a bit of constructive criticism for what it's worth to you. I don't like the trap drill because when players catch the ball their glove is sideways in front of them most of the time and only high glove side catches will they have their glove held the way you had them holding theirs. So what i do is i have them place their throwing hand behind their back and i use a tennis ball to soft toss it and have them catch it with their glove hand bare handed. this teaches them glove orientation no matter the location of the throw, because as you know, you always want your palm facing the ball if you want the best chances of catching a ball. if they struggle holding onto the ball barehanded i tell them its ok as long as it hits their hand and not them. once they get a few good reps in with that i have them put their glove on and do the same thing. I explain to them the glove is the same as their hand and if they act like their glove is their hand theyll always have the best chances of catching the ball. once they get it down from a soft toss i back up a little bit and challenge them to longer throws. Then i'll have them add their throwing hand to help secure the ball, either helping squeeze the glove or coming over the front of the glove to secure the ball. So basically the drill you showed i think will build bad habits you'll have to break later on. Teaching youngins like that to hold their glove the right way is the hardest part of teaching tball. the fact you have a drill to help them with that means you truly care about teaching baseball the right way and help them stay safe by using their glove the right way. I respect it! Take care