by Jack Perconte | Jan 14, 2020 | Philosophy
Sports baseball coaching tip of the day Products from Amazon.com ‹ › Here is how times have changed. Years ago, 85% of the kids I worked with could accept being told they were not doing things correct and had to work harder to get to where they wanted to be. Now,...
by Jack Perconte | Jan 13, 2020 | Philosophy
Self Evaluation leads to Remarkability Products from Amazon.com ‹ › You cannot change the past, but you must learn from it if you want to have a chance to be a remarkable coach. What is remarkable? Being remembered in a positive way by the people you can influence,...
by Jack Perconte | Dec 16, 2019 | Coaches Corner, Strategies
Necessary Coaching Training Tips I have heard this statement many times over the years, “He/she (the coach) is an idiot.” This sentiment usually comes from a disgruntled player or parent when the coach does not meet their expectations. I never like it when anyone is...
by Jack Perconte | Dec 9, 2019 | Coaches Corner, Philosophy
Performance Coaching Secrets However, youth coaches must be careful when watching advanced level sport coaches. Professional and college coaches often display behavior that is for adult athletes. These coaches often scream, swear, and use negativity to coach and...
by Jack Perconte | Nov 12, 2019 | Coaches Corner, Fundamentals, Hitting Tips
Little League Baseball Coaching Tips Besides coaching the correct hitting fundamentals with quality hitting drills and plenty of game like batting practice, there are other little league baseball coaching tips that can go a long way to helping and keeping players...
by Jack Perconte | Oct 31, 2019 | Coaches Corner, Fundamentals
Are Baseball Drills Good or Bad Many youth coaches have probably questioned whether baseball drills are necessary and I’m here to tell you they are! I have heard baseball coaches say, “I never use baseball drills because they create robots of players and get players...
