by Jack Perconte | Nov 16, 2018 | Coaches Corner, Strategies
The Value of a Scrimmage Perhaps no baseball coaching technique helps youth baseball players learn the game as a scrimmage does. There are several excellent ways to use the scrimmage game which I will detail below. Coaches can use them to break up the monotony of...
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by Jack Perconte | Nov 1, 2018 | Coaches Corner, Philosophy
No one at any level of baseball should enjoy losing. Of course, that attitude must be within reason for the youngest and non-competitive leagues. However, losing is a part of the competition so coaches must know what to do after losing. Few things are more important...
by Jack Perconte | Oct 9, 2018 | Baseball Tips, Hitting Tips
Pros and Cons of a Pitching Machine When it comes to using a baseball pitching machine, there are pros and cons. Many baseball players, coaches, and parents do not like using a pitching machine because it is not the real thing of facing a live arm. That reasoning is...
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by Jack Perconte | Sep 24, 2018 | Coaches Corner, Philosophy
Coaching Tips Absolutes to Use Coach Bill Vasko wrote the following in the foreword to my latest book. He hits the nail on the head with these words which set up the coaching tips absolutes listed below. “I feel that this is where the real satisfaction in coaching...
by Jack Perconte | Sep 10, 2018 | Baseball Tips, Pitching and Throwing Tips
How to throw a change up Philosophy All young pitchers should learn how to throw a change up. One could argue a great change up is the most difficult pitches to hit. I recall a few major league baseball pitchers I faced who could have told me they were throwing the...
