Thanks guys! I hope this drill is helpful for you. If you'd like to dive deeper into how to be a better infielder, I hope you'll check out my free email course. Most people don't understand why one average Joe gets more out of his ability than the next guy. In 6 Secrets of Elite Infielders I'll help you understand why that happens, and how you can use this info to see massive improvements in your own fielding. Click here to tell me where to send it 👉 probaseballinsider.com/register-6-secrets
I dont do a whole lot of drills... I just watch a lot of youtube videos on what i need to learn... Then i practice it step by step... Then i practice it with slow baseballs... then i work it up to the real deal. THan i binge watch, ''What you're doing wrong / what you're doing right.''
We got out and gave the hat drill a shot yesterday. I liked how I could see my son's face and eyes as he moved to the ball. He said it was awkward to have the hat in his mouth but he could tell it was forcing him to move and position himself correctly. I think it will be something to regularly incorporate into training and will become a great cue if I see improper technique when working in other situations. Thanks for helping me coach in a new and improved way.
Hey Doug I love your video's! I learn something every time I watch one. Not bad for a 65 year old HS SOFTBALL coach!! Thanks again! Coach Wood Tecumseh Braves
Hey, so I have been playing shortstop all my life. Once the ball is 3 ft away from me, I take my eyes off of it. I do this naturally, but I have never let a ball pass me. Is this good or bad? Or do I have super powers?😂
You may have super powers!!! But, I recommend on trying to see the ball all the way into the glove. The longer you can see the ball, the more consistent you will be.
1: Face bent far down to the glove 2: Balance on the front of your feet (if you're doing it right) 3: If your glove is too far behind you rely on feel (Bad) that's what i got out of this video
Thanks guys! I hope this drill is helpful for you. If you'd like to dive deeper into how to be a better infielder, I hope you'll check out my free email course. Most people don't understand why one average Joe gets more out of his ability than the next guy. In 6 Secrets of Elite Infielders I'll help you understand why that happens, and how you can use this info to see massive improvements in your own fielding. Click here to tell me where to send it 👉 probaseballinsider.com/register-6-secrets
I dont do a whole lot of drills...
I just watch a lot of youtube videos on what i need to learn... Then i practice it step by step... Then i practice it with slow baseballs... then i work it up to the real deal.
THan i binge watch, ''What you're doing wrong / what you're doing right.''
Your program is by far the best one out there. Worth every penny. Thanks for sharing your expertise.
This looks great, looking forward to trying it with my son at the field tomorrow.
Thanks Grant. Let me know how it goes with your son
We got out and gave the hat drill a shot yesterday. I liked how I could see my son's face and eyes as he moved to the ball. He said it was awkward to have the hat in his mouth but he could tell it was forcing him to move and position himself correctly. I think it will be something to regularly incorporate into training and will become a great cue if I see improper technique when working in other situations. Thanks for helping me coach in a new and improved way.
Hey Doug I love your video's! I learn something every time I watch one. Not bad for a 65 year old HS SOFTBALL coach!! Thanks again! Coach Wood Tecumseh Braves
Hey, so I have been playing shortstop all my life. Once the ball is 3 ft away from me, I take my eyes off of it. I do this naturally, but I have never let a ball pass me. Is this good or bad? Or do I have super powers?😂
You may have super powers!!! But, I recommend on trying to see the ball all the way into the glove. The longer you can see the ball, the more consistent you will be.
your really good
this helped me a lot
1: Face bent far down to the glove
2: Balance on the front of your feet (if you're doing it right)
3: If your glove is too far behind you rely on feel (Bad)
that's what i got out of this video