by Jack Perconte | Aug 5, 2018 | Coaches Corner, Philosophy
Necessary Coaching Baseball to Win Tips Coaching baseball to win is more than what is on the scoreboard. Coaches win when they are the role model that players need in their baseball development and teams win when they come away with life lessons that will serve them...
by Jack Perconte | Jul 15, 2018 | Strategies, Tip of the Week
Importance of Offensive Baseball Signs Failing to receive and perform the correct action the coach designates with the baseball signs had grave consequences in professional baseball. Many coaches I played for in the major leagues applied monetary fines when players...
by Jack Perconte | Jun 12, 2018 | Parenting Tips, Strategies
Sports Safety Tips to Show You Know What You Are Doing Accidents and injuries happen in sports. But that fact does not excuse coaches from possible negligence. Lawsuits were once rare occurrences, but are much more common in today’s world. Many injuries are avoidable...
by Jack Perconte | Jun 8, 2018 | Coaching the mental game, Jack's Corner
Baseball Triple Crown Difficulty When people mention the Baseball Triple Crown, baseball people automatically think about batting average, home runs, and RBI (runs batted in). In 2012, future Hall of Fame and Detroit Tigers star, Miguel Cabrera, achieved the baseball...
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by Jack Perconte | Apr 21, 2018 | Strategies
Knowing how to coach tee ball is crucial for developing a love of the game For kids to have a great first experience with the game of baseball, knowing how to coach tee ball is crucial. A bad experience, I mean coach, can turn kids off to the game. Following are the...
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by Jack Perconte | Apr 11, 2018 | Jack's Corner, Opinion Pieces
Giancarlo Stanton – What The Heck Here I go again, making people say, “Who are you to be telling one of the greats what to do?” Oh well, the life of a blogger. Here goes, can someone send this on to Giancarlo Stanton? I have learned that there are two things one...
