Catcher Drills You Can Do By Yourself

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[@pwhatley]

This is helpful. It is so hard to find drills for young catchers.

[@naptown9672]

My thighs hurt just watching this

[@mwroberts79]

I wonder if I could use that same net to work on my golf? I like the spring action or the tension on it so if I was practicing irons I could hit and then reposition when the ball bounces back and continue hitting?

[@shedflips]

Matt, have a question about bats. Why do high school and college players use alloy bats and the mlb uses wood? How hard is it to transition to wood? It’s weird how different the equipment is in the pros.

[@kylekowatch3914]

The only difference is wood bats will light your hands up hell of a lot worse than alloy or composite bats there is a lot smaller of a sweet spot on wood bats

[@thomasnew8606]

It ia not that big of a deal. If you can hit wood bats, that is much better for your power and hands. Now compared to the bat from the late 90s...those alloy bats hit bombs. Put those in the hands of an mlb player and you will see 600ft bombs. If the bat survived the hit.