Developing High Level Catchers with Maggie Livreri

Discover the Winning Strategies from a Top Coach

Are you looking to elevate your team's performance and develop top-notch catchers? Look no further! Maggie Livreri, an accomplished assistant coach from the University of Utah, brings you her insights and strategies in "Developing High Level Catchers." This captivating presentation from NFCA's 2017 National Convention in Las Vegas, Nevada, is now available exclusively for NFCA members. Dive into the depths of elite catcher training and transform your coaching approach today!

Why Choose This Program?

• Expert Guidance: Learn directly from Maggie Livreri, who has played a pivotal role in enhancing Utah's team performance, including leading them to rank 16th nationally in team batting.
• Proven Results: Discover the techniques that propelled players like Hannah Flippen to become Utah's first three-time NFCA All-American and led Anissa Urtez to join the Mexican National Team.
• Accessible Learning: NFCA members enjoy free access to this invaluable resource through the "Coach's Box" in the Digital Education Library.
• Comprehensive Content: With a runtime of 45 minutes, this detailed video covers all you need to know about developing high-level catchers.

FAQ

How can I access "Developing High Level Catchers"?
If you're an NFCA member, log into your account on NFCA.org, navigate to the Education tab, and select Digital Education Library. You'll find this video in your "Coach's Box."

Who will benefit from this video?
Softball coaches at all levels who are looking to improve their catcher's performance and overall team success will find this video incredibly beneficial.

What makes Maggie Livreri's approach unique?
Maggie Livreri focuses on holistic player development, emphasizing not just the physical aspects but also the strategic and mental components of being a high-level catcher.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn from one of softball's most insightful and successful coaches. Elevate your team's performance with "Developing High Level Catchers" today!