Types of Baseball Gloves for Every Position

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  • Опубликовано: 6 мар 2023
  • Matt Walden and Jeff "Fliegz" go over all the baseball gloves for every position.
    There are different types of baseball gloves for each position on the field. In this video they break down the types of gloves typically used for each position. They go over everything from the obvious Cathers mitt to the not so obvious Utility and Pitchers Gloves. Overall, the type of glove a player uses can have a big impact on their performance, so it's important to choose a glove that is designed for their specific position.
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    00:45 - [Catcher Mitts]
    01:58 - [Firstbase Mitt]
    03:42 - [Pitchers Glove]
    06:44 - [Outfield Glove]
    08:53 - [Utility Glove]
    11:14 - [thirdbase glove]
    13:23 - [shortstop glove]
    15:40 - [secondbase glove]
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Комментарии • 15

  • @chadrides914
    @chadrides914 Год назад +5

    If your a coach and have to have a glove on for long periods of time its hard to beat a lightweight 11.25 post web ....And fantastic videos man. Glad your on youtube and sharing your knowledge and experience.

  • @lok3lit133
    @lok3lit133 Год назад +1

    That third base glove is 🔥

  • @toptensports1234
    @toptensports1234 Год назад +4

    Great video

  • @sebastiancheng2037
    @sebastiancheng2037 Год назад +2

    I love your videos going to new york city and i was wondering if you have any recommendations on where i can find a store that sells non-generic gloves

  • @tannerchelette9
    @tannerchelette9 Год назад +1

    which brand is that white first base mitt

  • @Marylandterpenes831
    @Marylandterpenes831 Год назад +1

    If 11.5 is upper echelon what’s 11.25?

  • @kh7955
    @kh7955 28 дней назад

    "Fur Sure" you can definitely tell they are from California. Everything they say is almostvin the form of a question. Lots of sentences end with "right?" Funny how people talk in different areas of the country