Never seen this before, thank you (my team never got this far/good when I was a kid!)

can't go back. got to keep going forward. quicker to go around the horn - the toy story

The shortstop was not doing what the Ripkens said. He didn't allow the ball to come to him and drop the glove on the "runner". He went out after the ball.. The second baseman did it correctly.

I pitched from little league to highschool and at age 13 I played travel baseball and played for coaches that played pro or college but also played firstbase. But Ripken is the best to ever do it but he's right when it comes to a rundowns. Because what the firstbase man is taught to do is to get inside of the baseline and get rid of the ball and throw to your shortstop that should be covering. But your taught as a baserunner if your caught stealing or picked off like in this demonstration to run to the next base. Because you don't know if it's going to be a bad throw or not at second base and if the ball hits the runner in the back well he will be safe. But if there is a situation where you get the runner in a rundown and the one that doesn't have the ball and gets caught in the baseline well it would be Interference if the runner runs into them and they are awarded the next base

This is a quality training video..unlike some of the ones from years past that didn't emphasise these points..if these had been shown 30 yrs ago my career path may have been different😊

Exactly what do you mean by quick hands ? Yes but you have to be in a lag position before you do that you move into a flatter plane? Am l not right a lot of times you will do this instinctively but it has to be correct or else you choo down or reverse pivot Barry Bonds in his interview with Arod described this but l like the video you guys are doing that but it is a good idea to understand that what do you think am l right or wrong if your not aware of that you run the risk of cutting across

That's C.S.S. not Saint Andrews Marina still a super cool place awesome video

I love batting tees.

Cal's Yard looks significantly different now. Never knew it was real grass and lacked the surroundings like it did then.

This demonstration ignores a fundamental concept in rundown execution. The rundown should force the runner BACK toward the base he just left if at all possible. Running him toward where he wants to go will give him that base if the throw is poorly timed. If the catch is booted, the runner may be able to advance even more bases. Teach your players to not rely on someone commanding them to throw. This introduces unneeded reaction time and tips the runner that the throw is coming. The receiver should show a target with his glove when he's ready to receive, but the thrower must learn his own timing for making the throw.

Keep up the videos Billy. Johnny Miller still watching them. U met him with Dibble at the hotel. He was the first kid to ask you for a photo with him. Johnny got promoted to lead off for the Smash Factory team

Cal’s grunting when throwing to second is pretty accurate for us 40 plus year olds. Lol

"Those plays were pretty impressive." Including the play that was Cal. Cheers.

I seen this and Defense when I was little

Hello,, my mane is Camilo payano from Samaná dominican republic and work with children as a coach,, but beside the konowledge in the video I would like you give us a bat like that for my little players because they have never had one of this category,, also gloves and balls etc.. So we dont have nothing that is the reality,, 829/277/4597

I’ve watched this video every year since 2016 for baseball homework

noice

Awesome 👏

To coach Ripken I would really thank him for all precious video that I have watched and are used into my U16 team! Really I am really glad to follow him!

The "Rip" baby!! One of my favorite all time heroes who is a true ambassador for baseball....

Where can I find a better quality video?

Dang one more subscriber you hit 2K !

Nice and beautiful place peaceful and quite, can't wait to get my go pro hero 7

Love the video! Keep it up :)

No offense to coach, but how are you supposed to throw a 4 seem as a baseman or short stop if you have time to check where you grip because of time?

Trying to teach my brother how to swing with balance does anybody know who that is at 50 seconds before arod?

There’s my favorite, Cal Ripken jr aka Iron man

lol HOW MANY OF YOU HAVE....

Please settle a friendly debate with myself and a fellow coach. It's basically a straight line from the pitcher's back foot, to the front foot (stride leg) to home plate, correct. A fellow coach believes the lead/stride foot goes a little towards first base; for a right handed pitcher.

This Landon kid is better than the coach! No offense, coach.

Way to go, guys! The Ripken boys know their baseball. Which is probably the most obvious statement since, "That Babe Ruth & Hank Aaron can sure his home runs."

Amazing that many young players do not line their hands up the correct way. Thank you, Ripken Baseball!

excellent presentation and demonstration.

Love the 'grim reaper' relay man

To much talk.

And what about the batter hitting a ground ball where you were?? DON'T SELL OUT TIL THE PITCH HITS THE CATCHERS GLOVE, TWO SIDE STEPS PUTS YOU IN A LITTLE BETTER POSITION,THEN BREAK ON TO BASE WHEN THE PITCH HITS THE MITT

U guys r great

I went to your camp

This was amazing

You can throw to first without stepping backwards off the rubber.Period,as long as you get distance and direction to first

2:31 how many of you have PISSED on a pitching mound😂😂

AAaAaaAaahhHHHHHHhh

Show me a 4 - 3 - 6 double play.

I love all of this, specifically the concepts of running hard, throwing soft, and getting them in one throw (helps when you build momentum and call for it). I do think the "throwing lane" concept is either a bit overrated or severely misunderstood. When I watch Little League coaches do this, they literally have two different lanes where, if you are a runner, you can go right past the person chasing you if they aren't very observant. Even look how Batista does it in the first clip, going right behind him. It's more so one of those things that you preach more than you do, and knowing how to do it properly is more important. Now, if you are one of these kids with a grown man in between you and your fielder, then yes try and get your throwing side clear of his body. But against your competition, you're often reasonably the same height. Just make sure you clear out of the way after you throw it so you don't obstruct the runner. Anyway, good stuff.

Pete Gama he made this channel for kids

I love Baseball thanks for teaching us ,,,,,,,,,,,, but I don't know if i will be a master like you

I love baseball thanks for teaching me 😘😘😜!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ugly u yo daddy son

it is called a throwing lane 3:46

tremendous job Bill