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Hitting Drills & Techniques provides some of the most creative hitting drills and techniques for the youth player including a comprehensive breakdown of the swing. Coach Marty Schupak has compiled some of the most productive and useful drills he has used over his 16 year youth baseball coaching career. This highly effective course covers: The grip The batting stance The stride the inside-out swing Advice from hitting expert Bobby Woods Weight transfer Bunting Fun games Bonus tips1 Intro Free 0:53 2 Meet Coach Bobby Woods Free 0:18 3 Bat Selection Free 0:30 4 The Grip Free 0:57 5 The Three Stances 1:15 6 Positioning in the Box 2:55 7 Rhythm 1:09 8 The Stride 2:48 9 Stride Then Hit 3:03 10 Inside Out Swing 1:25 11 Inside Out Fence Drill 0:32 12 Trunk Twister 0:28 13 The Complete Swing 0:58 14 Hitting Off a Tee 2:06 15 Chair Drill 0:46 16 Two Tees Drill 0:38 17 Rope Drill 0:40 18 Soft Toss 0:53 19 Soft Focus Fine Focus 2:05 20 Guessing Colors 1:16 21 Soft Toss Shout On Contact 1:15 22 Soft Toss Color Distinction 0:36 23 Soft Toss High-Low 0:44 24 Drop Ball 0:46 25 Toss From Behind 0:32 26 Miniature Balls 0:39 27 Hit Between Cones 1:21 28 The Pivot Bunt 0:42 29 The Square Bunt 0:38 30 3 Common Hitting Mistakes 1:42 31 Batting Practice MethodsMarty Schupak received his Master's Degree in Physical Education from Arizona State University. He has been coaching youth sports for over 20 years, produced over 20 instructional videos and authored many popular coaching books.

Over 6 hours of video to watch on six different DVD's. Build your coaching baseball library resources and review at your leisure.� This is better than coaches certification courses. There is more tips and techniques and 'tricks of the trade' in this video series than anywhere else on the market.� No one really talks about a coaching approach, or coaching style. This is unique information not talked about in the market today. The need for the right kind of coaching approach is apparent in baseball today. Rarely if ever do baseball coaches get any kind of training to help them develop a player minded coaching approach.1 Youth Baseball Free 4:45 2 What Did I Get Into Free 4:53 3 My Journey Through Time 4:12 4 College and Pro League 4:59 5 Exit Stage Left 4:44 6 The Big Hurdle 4:14 7 The Perfect World of Coaching 4:33 8 Player Development 4:19 9 Local Minor League System 4:21 10 Little League Parent Syndrome 4:37 11 Increased Anxiety- Watching Our Kids 4:55 12 Setting The Tone 6:09 13 Intro - CH2 2:11 14 Developing A Coaching Style 4:18 15 Over-Coaching- Know-it-all-itous Disease 4:29 16 Loud Is Not Always Better 4:31 17 Trick of the Trade 4:31 18 Failure is Part of the Game 4:34 19 Qualities of a Good Coach 4:36 20 Teamwork, Sportsmanship & Respect the Game 4:41 21 Diplomatic Skills- Pushy Parents 4:47 22 Parents Meeting Pre-Season 4:33 23 Umpires Umpire-Players Play 4:31 24 Handling the Bleacher Creatures 4:17 25 Preventing the Batting Slump 5:10 26 Wrapping Up 2:27 27 Focus on Practice 4:40 28 Practice Foundations 4:34 29 What is a Dynamic Practice 4:58 30 Play for Something 4:40 31 Pre-Season Work 4:49 32 Practice Checklist 4:48 33 Idle Hands are Devil's Tools 4:37 34 90 Minute Practice Template 4:27 35 Vital 3-Team Format 4:59 36 Playing Catch Like Pros 5:01 37 Catch & Throw Skills & Drills 4:49 38 Ultimate Batting Practice 4:59 39 Pre-Game Is 'Gold' 5:23 40 Dynamic Practice Review 2:57 41 Turning Your System Around 4:20 42 More Than "Just Win Baby" 4:42 43 Game Over 5:28 44 Leading Takes Courage 5:58 45 My Letter To Parents 6:36 46 Entry Level Tee Ball 5:55 47 7-8 year olds 6:10 48 10 & under 6:12 49 11 & 12 Year Olds 6:48 50 The "Big Jump" 6:04 51 'AA' & 'AAA' & The 'Show' 6:31 52 Another Option to 'All-Stars' 7:44 53 A Horse In The Race 7:24 54 CH - 4 Intro 2:39 55 Setting Your Philosophy 6:01 56 Player Expectation 6:51 57 How To Set Up Procedures 6:39 58 Ethics In Coaching Award 7:05 59 Lead for God's Sake 6:17 60 Practice Coaching 6:00 61 3-Team-It 5:25 62 Building the 'System' 6:26 63 The 'Show' 6:33 64 Spring Training 6:22 65 Post Game Wrap-Up 2:58 66 CH5 - Intro 2:55 67 The 'Pace Car' Approach 4:51 68 On-Field Culture & Climate 4:56 69 Extra Players Bench Duties 4:41 70 Go Over Our Signs 4:06 71 Defensive Strategies 4:50 72 Building Your Line Up Card 5:22 73 Defending the Running Game 4:38 74 Swing-It! 5:34 75 In-Game Baserunning 5:08 76 Coach like the Pros 5:23 77 In-Game Teaching Tips 5:50 78 Post Game Wrap-up 3:04Dave signed with the Red Sox in 1979 after being selected in the June draft (20th round). That summer he played at Elmira (NYPenn) then spent 3 seasons with Winter Haven (Florida State League) hitting .269 in 1981, his best average. *Reprinted from 1993 Boston Red Sox Media Guide. Player development baseball expert Dave Holt minor league manager.Dave spent 11 seasons managing in the Red Sox minor league system helping to develop several major league ballplayers like Jeff Bagwell, Curt Schilling, Brady Anderson, Jody Reed, John Flaherty, Ellis Burks, Paul Quantrill, John Valentin, Josias Manzanillo, Dana Kiecker and many others. After leaving the Red Sox after 1994, Dave managed and recruited teams in the Independent Professional Baseball leagues for 3 years.

Over the 38+ years of coaching baseball, all the�baseball drills�I used and all of the�practice templates�I have created, as well as camps and coaching different levels and ages of kids, I have learned some valuable things about how to run a baseball team. I want my players to smile and have fun! Youth Baseball Practice has to engage kids while helping them learn the game step by step. We encourage all youth baseball coaches to implement fun game in their practices that teach the kids how to compete, learn the parts of the game, and get them wanting to come back to practice!� So below are some��MUST DOs��and some�fun games for baseball practice.� --Fun games�MUST�always incorporate fundamental drill techniques. Otherwise it is a waste of time for players and the coaches.--Coaches should�change their expectations slightly on a player by player basis depending on skill and ability.--The younger the team, the more games there�MUST�be at practice (but make sure #1 is met).--For older kids (13 years old +), incorporate games before and/or after the scheduled baseball drills � Kids are never too old for games! Just modify the priority of it in practice.--Coaches should change out fun games each practice to keep kids engaged and practice different. Here are the games included in this package: Hockey Outfield Throwing Game Hit the Hat Beat the Staff Relay Race 1st to 3rd Game PIG Pitcher Covering First Ground Ball Game1 Hockey Game Free 2 Relay Race 3 Beat the Staff Rundown Game 4 Hit the Hat 5 Pitcher Cover First 6 Ground Ball Game Free 7 PIG 8 Outfield Throwing Game 9 1st to 3rd Base Running GameNational Epstein Master Certified Hitting Instructor (2009) Missouri High School Hall of Fame: Coach (2015) Greater St. Louis Amateur Baseball Hall of Fame: Coach (2016) Bob Broeg Annual Award - Greater St. Louis Amateur Baseball Hall of Fame (2017) 600+ Wins (3rd Overall in Missouri High School History) Founder of�Coach Baseball Right

If you're coaching or running a club in the youth sports space you aren't going to want to miss this FREE webinar. We're going to teach you to not only keep your business alive but how to thrive in the days to come. It's absolutely FREE and we know you have some time to spare.1 COVID-19 - What do we know Free 2 COVID-19 - How to hit the ground running when it's all over Free 3 COVID-19 - How to avoid major revenue loss this season Free 4 COVID-19 - How to Turn an Expense into a Revenue FreeTyler aka the Tourneyboss has a Master's degree in Coaching from Western Univerity in London, Ontario in Canada. During his time at Western, Tyler acted as an assistant coach with the Baseball program operated by former Detroit Tiger Mike Lumley. Life threw Tyler an interesting curveball sending him into a life he's always known. Tyler�has been a member of the sports and tourism industry for 25 years and has helped hundreds of teams, clubs, and tournaments grow and profit through new and proven, conscious business choices. But technology has made us lazy and greedy by making sports so accessible and repeatable. Generating increases in both spending and expectations for the consumers we serve.THEREFORETyler is on a mission to shift sports tourism back on its proper heading. Tyler now consults, coaches, teaches and speaks on the benefits and outcomes of positioning sports and events to do good first and profit second. Funny enough the first often leads to the second.Tyler carries dual roles including that of President/CEO at Sport-Travel which provides event and housing services to youth and amateur sporting events around the globe. Sport-Travel has been serving the sports tourism community for over 20 years. In 2017, Tyler founded Tournkey which is an event technology platform that has a significant role to play in the goals in front of him and his team.

It is critical for league administrators to create a structured program where all participants are prepared for each subsequent level of play.� In order to make this happen, we have created an age appropriate, skill based curriculum that promotes coaching consistency within age groups and development progression across age groups.� Similar to school curriculum, this coaching curriculum guide identifies age specific outcome goals in relation to skill and personal development, helping league administrators better streamline their multi-level programs.1 League Curriculum MapAndy Pohl is currently the Head Baseball Coach at Beachwood High School (Beachwood, OH). He has over fifteen years of varsity coaching experience, serving previously as Head Baseball Coach at Walter Payton College Prep (Chicago) and Newbury HS (Newbury, OH).� As Head Baseball Coach at Walter Payton College Prep, Andy directed the program to three consecutive Class 3A Regional Championships (2009, 2010, 2011), as well as a City Semi-Finalist appearance at Wrigley Field in 2010.� As an Assistant at Jones College Prep (Chicago), Andy helped lead that program to two consecutive Class 3A Regional Championships (2012, 2013). Andy is a licensed school administrator in the State of Ohio and Illinois.� He has a Masters in Secondary Education from DePaul University and a Masters in Education Leadership from Northeastern Illinois University. He authored the�Handbook for Athletics in Catholic Elementary School, a fifty-page document that currently serves as the athletic policy manual for the Archdiocese of Chicago.� Andy has extensive experience with hitting and pitching development of all age groups.� He also has worked with individual athletes, teams, and organizations teaching the correct mental approach to skill development, training, and competition.

Through years of experience and research, including hundreds of baseball publications, skills and drills books, and coaching publications, DNA Sports has created a highly-detailed yet easy to understand age-appropriate youth coaching curriculum manual. While the formation of a school wide curriculum�an integrated body of knowledge, principles, values, and skills�is a critical component of educational institutions, rarely is the creation of a universal curriculum applied to athletic associations. DNA Sports believes that the creation of an athletic curriculum that standardizes best practices is critical for the long-term growth and development of any youth baseball organization. The purpose of this baseball curriculum manual is to develop coaching consistency within age groups and a developmental progression across age groups. This curriculum will ensure that your youth league players are provided with the best baseball learning environment possible.1 Baseball Curriculum Manuel 2 Baseball Curriculum Manual -DOWNLOADAndy Pohl is currently the Head Baseball Coach at Beachwood High School (Beachwood, OH). He has over fifteen years of varsity coaching experience, serving previously as Head Baseball Coach at Walter Payton College Prep (Chicago) and Newbury HS (Newbury, OH).� As Head Baseball Coach at Walter Payton College Prep, Andy directed the program to three consecutive Class 3A Regional Championships (2009, 2010, 2011), as well as a City Semi-Finalist appearance at Wrigley Field in 2010.� As an Assistant at Jones College Prep (Chicago), Andy helped lead that program to two consecutive Class 3A Regional Championships (2012, 2013). Andy is a licensed school administrator in the State of Ohio and Illinois.� He has a Masters in Secondary Education from DePaul University and a Masters in Education Leadership from Northeastern Illinois University. He authored the�Handbook for Athletics in Catholic Elementary School, a fifty-page document that currently serves as the athletic policy manual for the Archdiocese of Chicago.� Andy has extensive experience with hitting and pitching development of all age groups.� He also has worked with individual athletes, teams, and organizations teaching the correct mental approach to skill development, training, and competition.� Dave Rosene leads DNA Sports'�skills training�and�coaching clinicsservices. He has achieved and maintained a proficiency as an athletic specialist for over 25 years by his ability to apply various teaching and coaching methods to athletes according to their skill level and body type, identifying and correcting errors in skill technique, and effectively communicating fundamental and advanced philosophies to athletes with disparate backgrounds and personalities to produce their best performances in game settings while stressing team play.

Youth coaching is not about winning games. Superior youth coaches helpathletes master new skills, enjoy competition with others, and develop ateam first attitude. They are well-versed in the techniques and skills of theirsport, and understand how to effectively teach those skills through ageappropriate practice regimens and skill drills. While sport is an integral part of our culture, coaching has not alwaysbeen seen as a true profession. This attitude is gradually changing, andcoaching can no longer be perceived as a hobby or an informal secondjob. A coach�s influence on young adults is far too great to take forgranted. DNA Sports firmly believes that volunteer coaches have no lessresponsibility than do professional coaches in teaching and developingyoung athletes.1 Professional Coaches Manual 2 Professional Coaches ManualAndy Pohl is currently the Head Baseball Coach at Beachwood High School (Beachwood, OH). He has over fifteen years of varsity coaching experience, serving previously as Head Baseball Coach at Walter Payton College Prep (Chicago) and Newbury HS (Newbury, OH).� As Head Baseball Coach at Walter Payton College Prep, Andy directed the program to three consecutive Class 3A Regional Championships (2009, 2010, 2011), as well as a City Semi-Finalist appearance at Wrigley Field in 2010.� As an Assistant at Jones College Prep (Chicago), Andy helped lead that program to two consecutive Class 3A Regional Championships (2012, 2013). Andy is a licensed school administrator in the State of Ohio and Illinois.� He has a Masters in Secondary Education from DePaul University and a Masters in Education Leadership from Northeastern Illinois University. He authored the�Handbook for Athletics in Catholic Elementary School, a fifty-page document that currently serves as the athletic policy manual for the Archdiocese of Chicago.� Andy has extensive experience with hitting and pitching development of all age groups.� He also has worked with individual athletes, teams, and organizations teaching the correct mental approach to skill development, training, and competition.� Dave Rosene leads DNA Sports'�skills training�and�coaching clinicsservices. He has achieved and maintained a proficiency as an athletic specialist for over 25 years by his ability to apply various teaching and coaching methods to athletes according to their skill level and body type, identifying and correcting errors in skill technique, and effectively communicating fundamental and advanced philosophies to athletes with disparate backgrounds and personalities to produce their best performances in game settings while stressing team play.

In this course, I've provided you with my manual on coaching youth baseball. I have drills, philosophies, as well as how to coach youth baseball teams.1 Youth Baseball Coaching ManualFormer head baseball coach at Indiana University and professional pitcher for the Detroit Tigers, Bob Morgan directed the IU Hooiser�s program for 22 seasons. Morgan led his teams during the course of his career to a 1,070-586-6 (.646) record�one of 30 NCAA Division I baseball coaches in history with 1,000 career victories. A part of the most respected coaches in the game, Morgan is a 1969 graduate of Ohio University, where he earned three letters as a pitcher for the Bobcats. Drafted by the Detroit Tigers and pitched 4 years in the Tigers Organization.

In this course, I've included my junior league coaching manual, and what I've found are the best ways and practices to run your junior league baseball team.1 Junior League Baseball Coaching ManualFormer head baseball coach at Indiana University and professional pitcher for the Detroit Tigers, Bob Morgan directed the IU Hooiser�s program for 22 seasons. Morgan led his teams during the course of his career to a 1,070-586-6 (.646) record�one of 30 NCAA Division I baseball coaches in history with 1,000 career victories. A part of the most respected coaches in the game, Morgan is a 1969 graduate of Ohio University, where he earned three letters as a pitcher for the Bobcats. Drafted by the Detroit Tigers and pitched in the organization for four years.

Marty Schupak's Fielding Drills & Techniques course provides creative fielding drills and important defensive tactics for making a successful youth baseball season. Coach Schupak has compiled some of his most successful fielding techniques that parents and youth coaches must review with their youth atheletes This highly effective course covers: Ground balls Backing up Fly balls Communication & teamwork A breakdown of each position Creative drills Correcting common fielding mistakes Bonus tips1 Intro Free 1:01 2 Off the Wall Free 0:46 3 Wall Ball Free 0:40 4 Ready Position Free 1:09 5 Catching Ground Balls 1:12 6 Ground Ball Trio 0:51 7 Bobble Drill 1:18 8 Lateral Movement (forehand) 1:04 9 Lateral Movement (backhand) 0:43 10 Stay Low 1:15 11 Goalie Drill 1:06 12 No Hands 1:08 13 No Gloves Drill 0:52 14 Error 0:44 15 Catch & Run 1:04 16 Outfield Ready Position 0:53 17 Catching Fly Balls 1:34 18 Lead Drill 1:09 19 Charging Ground Balls 0:57 20 Charging Stationary Balls 0:55 21 Outfielder Cutting Off Baseball 1:03 22 Backing Up On Overthrow 1:37 23 Catching Colors (fly balls) 0:54 24 Calling Colors (ground balls) 0:49 25 Shielding Sun 1:34 26 Calling for the Ball 0:30 27 Super Ball Drill 0:55 28 First Base 1:27 29 First Baseman Receives Bunt 0:35 30 Pitcher Covers First Base 0:41 31 Rundowns (home plate coverage) 0:36 32 Covering Second Base 0:59 33 Football Toss 1:41 34 Relays 1:02 35 Third Base Cut Off Ground Ball 0:41 36 Third Baseman On Bunt 0:56 37 Wheel Play 0:25 38 Rundowns (one throw) 0:39 39 Ball Tag 1:09 40 Fielding Pitcher 1:00 41 Passed Ball 0:54 42 Wild Pitch 0:52 43 Catcher Fields Bunt 0:58 44 Play at Plate 0:45 45 First to Third 1:05 46 Robbing Homeruns 0:54 47 Last Man Standing 1:13 48 Out Reminders 0:28 49 10 Bonus Tips 2:36Marty Schupak received his Master's Degree in Physical Education from Arizona State University. He has been coaching youth sports for over 20 years, produced over 20 instructional videos and authored many popular coaching books.