| Pete Caliendo’s Practice Organization
Pete Caliendo is an experienced international coach who runs his own Academy out of Chicago, is on the Team USA coaching squad, and travels the world teaching the game. His Practice Organization video provides a complete coach training package on a single tape. This gives you the drills and techniques to help your practices be fun and easy. Pete shows you over 50 easy-to-duplicate drills with tips to reinforce the fundamentals. Regardless of limited space, minimal equipment or shortage of coaches, this proven program will help you get the most out of your practices.
How To Conduct A Practice
Bruce Lambin offers tips and drills to enable any mom or dad to conduct an organized, efficient, and FUN practice. he shows drills to develop proper throwing mechanics and improve throwing accuracy, hitting practice and drill stations, the basics of good defensive baseball. Even when he gets into outfield cutoffs and relays or turning double plays, or drills to sharpen visual acuity, he keeps it straightforward and helpful.
Winning Baseball Strategies
Some of the best coaching strategies at the youth level. Made for the more competitive youth coach. Covers: cutoffs and who takes the throw, back up situations, advanced first and third defensive situations, the delayed steal , bunting situations, pick offs and more. Also contains a Quick Hint section with some great little suggestions and insights. Plus ten bonus coaching tips for a successful season.
59 Minute Baseball Practice
Baseball is a demanding sport - especially on volunteer parent/coach. Plus young kids now have a shorter attention span. And fields for practice are at a premium. The solution - get a lot done in less time. That’s the idea behind Marty Schupak’s unique video which shows...
- How to run a practice in under one hour
- Over 30 creative, easy to follow drills
- How to run a practice when no field is available
- How to get 1 - 3 more runs per game through baserunning strategies taught right on the video
- Pitching, Bunting & Hitting Drills
Backyard Baseball Drills
The ever-inventive Marty Schupak (59 Minute Baseball Practice) has developed a new video for parents (and coaches) that shows how to turn ordinary household items into a backyard baseball training facility. From hula hoops and tennis racquets to old tires and milk jugs, this video shows you how to start any youngster on the path to success in baseball. The video has been endorsed by child-rearing experts, baseball coaches, and parents.
Mom, Can you teach me how to hit?
Call it quirky or creative. Written and produced more like an after-school docu-drama than your typical hitting video, "Mom, Can You..." still manages to fit in all the important points about developing the young hitter. In fact. Bobby Woods just might be one of the best hitting instructors for kids we’ve seen. This former pro player breaks down the skills and follows the key instructional principle - teach one thing at a time and teach it well. Weight transfer, balance, power, top-hand release - all there, but presented without the jargon. As the story unfolds you’ll see why and how a hitter can improve. Great viewing.
Sport America’s Youth League Baseball
The most important aspect of coaching Youth League Baseball is teaching young players fundamentals that they will use the rest of their baseball career. This series demonstrates drills, tips, techniques, and tools to help you teach your players correct skills and habits in four key fundamental skill areas. Another of SportAmerica’s well produced series.
Youth Training Edge
Originally on video, this ’two-tape’ series is now on DVD. It’s the only program that targets youth baseball players’ physical development. The program is for parents, players, and coaches who are interested in improving a youth’s speed and strength specifically for baseball. Produced and presented by baseball conditioning guru, Jeff Forney, who established baseball’s first progressive conditioning program for the Arizona Diamondbacks. Under Jeff’s instruction, the videos use youth athletes to demonstrate training and conditioning techniques for improving baseball speed, agility, and explosive power. | |
