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High School Baseball – Groin Pull

Another very common injury that coaches need to handle is groin pull. All high school baseball coaches need to be sure that their players use stretching to try to prevent this from happening. Baseball coaches of all ages can use the prevention ideas discussed below.

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Teaching Little League Baseball – Walking Lunges

Walking Lunges work several of the same muscles as Leaping Lunges, but different ones as well. Walking Lunges work the quadriceps, hamstrings, gluteals, calves, and inner thighs; basically, Walking Lunges work the entire leg. This is a great exercise when teaching little league baseball to target the entire leg in a short time. If done right, these lunges will produce quick results in strengthening and toning the entire leg.

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Little League Baseball Teams – Lunges

Coaches for little league baseball teams need to work on strength and conditioning in addition to coaching the skills for playing baseball. Helping your baseball players develop strong quadriceps is essential. Add the following exercise to your conditioning routine.

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High School Coaching – Leaping Lunges

For baseball and softball players to jump high enough to catch flying balls and run fast enough to beat a baseman, they need strong leg muscles. While the running drills will help with this, drills based just on leg strength are also important. For high school coaching as well as little league, this drill does that--placing an emphasis on the quadriceps and the glutes.

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