2009 August - Baseball Drills & Coaching Tips

August Baseball Drills & Coaching Tips Archives

Baseball Hitting Drills – STRIKE ZONE SWINGS

I have received many requests for baseball hitting drills recently. The drill below if one of my favorite baseball drills to teach strike zone swings.




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Baseball Coaching – Cut Off Drill

While baseball coaching, I am always searching for new baseball drills and ideas on how to teach and show kids how to play the game. One baseball drill I use and have not seen in my searching is a Cut Off drill that involves the whole team.

Baseball Practice Drills – Infield Drill

What has worked well for my baseball practice drills is an infield drill. This baseball drill works on accuracy as well as conditioning.

Mental Baseball Drills – Hot Box Drill

I call these mental baseball drills. They are good for a pressure situation and making a quick decision. It’s the quick decision that I think brings greater value. It works great outdoors or indoors.

Youth Baseball Fielding Drills – Pick Up Drill

One of the youth baseball fielding drills I always use is a baseball drill to teach the players to center themselves over a stationary ball. I call it the Pick Up Drill.