by Jack Perconte | Apr 22, 2013 | Fielding Tips, Fielding Videos, Tools & Resources, Video of the Week
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by Jack Perconte | Apr 8, 2013 | Fielding Tips, Fielding Videos, Tools & Resources, Video of the Week
Using little props often helps players figure things out much quicker, which is the case with these excellent ground ball fielding drills. Many ballplayers fail to understand what it means to stay down, get the glove out front, be under control, crow hop, take correct...
by Jack Perconte | Nov 10, 2012 | Fielding Tips, Fielding Videos, Video of the Week
Welcome to this aerobic defensive baseball workouts Developing quick hands and feet on all defensive plays are the goal in this warm – up drill. If you are ready, let’s go. Reach, reach, quick hands, quick hands, zip it back zip it back, get a grip get a...
by Jack Perconte | Mar 5, 2012 | Fielding Tips, Fielding Videos, Tools & Resources, Video of the Week
Fielding the Slow Roller Free Baseball Video One of the first plays I have infielders work on is also one of the toughest plays to make. The slow hit ground ball that is hit too hard to bare hand but too slow to round and catch on the glove side, is one of the...
by Jack Perconte | Feb 1, 2012 | Fielding Tips, Fielding Videos, Tools & Resources, Video of the Week
Baseball Fielding Fundamentals Drills – Breaking it Down Before hitting ground balls to players, I use this baseball fielding fundamentals drill as a warm up. It works on players’ footwork and fundamentals, as seen in this video. This still-ball, placement...
by Jack Perconte | Jan 6, 2012 | Fielding Tips, Fielding Videos, Tools & Resources, Video of the Week
How to Catch A BaseBall Catching a baseball correctly is based on the principle of using two hands when players can line the ball up inside their feet and shoulders, and the glove hand only when players have to reach outside their body for balls. It is quicker...
