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Practice Under Pressure - Justin Swenson, Stephenville HS1 Practice Under Pressure - Justin Swenson, Stephenville HS 41:40 2 Swenson Presentation SlidesJustin Swenson is a 2005 graduate of Iowa Park High School. After high school, he attended Vernon Junior College for 2 years on a baseball scholarship before finishing up his bachelor's degree at the University of Texas Tech. In 2011 he accepted his first coaching and teaching job back in his hometown of Iowa Park. There he was an assistant baseball coach under his big brother and mentor, Michael Swenson through 2015. In four years, Iowa Park won three district titles, had a regional Semi-Finals appearance and a Regional Finals appearance. In 2015, Coach Swenson accepted the Head Baseball position at Stephenville High School and is still currently holding the same position. He coaches Freshman football and teaches Career and Technical Education at the High School.�� Since his time in Stephenville, he has a 112-61 overall baseball record, one District Championship, two Regional Quarterfinals appearances and one State Semi-Finals appearance in Austin. Coach Swenson has been married to his wife, Karter, for eleven years and has three young boys. (Maddux, Myles and�Macen) You can catch Maddux and Myles at any Yellow Jacket game where they serve as the bat-boys for their favorite baseball team.

Handling Game Pressure With a Plan Handling the pressure of the game and especially in big moments are often too much for players. The bright lights, expectations, criticism, nervousness and silence are enough to make a player fall to his knees.� � Players try to reduce the pressure by remembering to embrace the moment, breathe, stay focused on the process and to downsize the importance. They have to remember that they�ll have multiple opportunities. It's important to let go of winning and not to over do it. Not every story needs a hero.� � One of the best ways to handle pressure is to push yourself in training and test your limits. Facing game pressures can be handled with a plan. By practicing with the same force and intensity as you would in a game will create less pressure in the moment, because you�ve done it time and time again. It's just a matter of execution. It's important to have self motivation and encouragement in those moments. If you�re mentally defeated, the job is already done.� � In this course, Dave Starling shares how he approaches the pressure that players often face and the best way to tackle it head on. Spinning it to work to their advantage and making the best of the moment. Everything you need to put the pressure behind you and win the game is right here.� � Simply click the �Book This Course� button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you�ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Learn how to handle the pressures of the game with an effective plan.1 Handling Game Pressure With a Plan 36:56Dave Starling is entering his 30th season as a Head Baseball Coach.� He is currently the Head Baseball Coach at New Albany High School and the 2021 Division I Ohio High School Athletic Association State Champion Coach.� Previously, Dave spent 27 seasons at his Alma Mater Reynoldsburg High School where he holds the school record with 21 Wins as a pitcher/player and posted 398 wins with one regional title (2004), two district titles (2003, 2004) and five OCC titles (1988, 1993, 2003, 2004 and 2005) as Coach. He was an OCC Coach of the Year five times and district Coach of the Year three times. � Starling previously worked part-time with the Columbus Clippers as well as co-director of the state baseball tournament and the Big 10 Tournament at Huntington Park.� He also has coached one Major League Baseball player (catcher and multiple All-Star Mike Matheny) as well as sent over 50 players to college baseball and had 14 former players drafted. � Starling has also spent the last few years as a head coach in the Columbus Giants organization and has also spent time with the Batter's Box Bombers.

C.U.D.I.T.� Concentric Hitting Coach Certification: � � �http://www.gocudit.com C.U.D.I.T.�, Challenge U. Drill Interval Training, is a hitting mechanic training system targeting concentric muscle movement, drill interval training, & mental toughness techniques developed by Lisa Rizzo for private lesson coaches to turn their passion into their career. Rizzo, Challenge U. Softball's owner/founder, is the first to create a private lesson coaching certification and business development path based on scientifically proven concentric muscle movement & mental toughness techniques. Rizzo has been a national motivational speaker since 2015 & now brings her passion to the fast pitch world with our extensive interactive C.U.D.I.T.� private lesson business development program. Certified C.U.D.I.T.� Concentric Coaches hold elite private lesson experiences consisting of drill interval training which is broken into a progression varying circuit intensity. Benefits of drill interval training are endless, physically & mentally. Coaches are taught to individualize each lesson, target specific mechanics, train eccentric to concentric muscle movement for the skill, and unleash undeniable concentric power. The VBS System is the umbrella of CUDIT�, in which athletes learn the importance of key powerful mental training techniques: Visualization, Body Language, and Self-Talk. These crucial mental mechanics are addressed by all Licensed CUDIT� Concentric Coaches. Every aspect of CUDIT� is based on the science beneath the skin, avoiding the "because we said so" mentality. This elite private lesson system contributes to the success of the athlete AND the private lesson coach's career.?With our massive technology revolution, we are now able to access the highest steps of hitting easily. We have said goodbye to philosophies and break it down to science. With some time, some research, and some energy everyone and anyone can discover the highest form of the swing. This has put hitting coaches on the same playing field. What makes us different? EVERYTHING.1 THE HITTING STANCE 2 PART 1/4-Coach Lisa Rizzo Speaking On CUDIT� Concentric Hitting at Be The Best Softball Baseball 3 PART 2/4-Coach Lisa Rizzo: CUDIT� Concentric Licensed Coaches at Be The Best Convention AC 4 PART 3/4 Coach Rizzo: CUDIT� Concentric Hitting Owner/Founder Be The Best National Convention 5 Part 4/4 Coach Lisa Rizzo Owner/Founder of CUDIT & Challenge U. Softball CUDIT Hitting Drills 6 CU Throwing Tips and Breakdown- Softball and Baseball Throwing 7 CUDIT� Concentric Hitting Circuit With a CUDIT� Licensed Hitting Coach! 8 APPLY TO BECOME A C.U.D.I.T. HITTING COACH TODAY! 9 CUDIT CONCENTRIC HITTING - APPLY TO BE A CUDIT COACH TODAY! JOIN THE CUDIT CREW! 10 CUDIT� Concentric Private Lesson In 60 Lessons: CUDIT Concentric Hitting 11 Lisa Rizzo of C.U.D.I.T. Sneak Peak Private Course Video! The 5 INFURIATING Private Lesson Coaches 12 Challene U. Softball Hitting Drills : CUDIT Concentric Hitting 13 C.U.D.I.T.� Concentric Hitting Drill Circuit Baseball and Softball 14 Building Your Coaching Business: C.U.D.I.T. Certification FREE Tip For YOU! 15 C.U.D.I.T. Coaching Hitting Routine: Softball and BaseballC.U.D.I.T.� Concentric Hitting Coach Certification: � � �http://www.gocudit.com C.U.D.I.T.�, Challenge U. Drill Interval Training, is a hitting mechanic training system targeting concentric muscle movement, drill interval training, & mental toughness techniques developed by Lisa Rizzo for private lesson coaches to turn their passion into their career. Rizzo, Challenge U. Softball's owner/founder, is the first to create a private lesson coaching certification and business development path based on scientifically proven concentric muscle movement & mental toughness techniques. Rizzo has been a national motivational speaker since 2015 & now brings her passion to the fast pitch world with our extensive interactive C.U.D.I.T.� private lesson business development program. Certified C.U.D.I.T.� Concentric Coaches hold elite private lesson experiences consisting of drill interval training which is broken into a progression varying circuit intensity. Benefits of drill interval training are endless, physically & mentally. Coaches are taught to individualize each lesson, target specific mechanics, train eccentric to concentric muscle movement for the skill, and unleash undeniable concentric power. The VBS System is the umbrella of CUDIT�, in which athletes learn the importance of key powerful mental training techniques: Visualization, Body Language, and Self-Talk. These crucial mental mechanics are addressed by all Licensed CUDIT� Concentric Coaches. Every aspect of CUDIT� is based on the science beneath the skin, avoiding the "because we said so" mentality. This elite private lesson system contributes to the success of the athlete AND the private lesson coach's career.?With our massive technology revolution, we are now able to access the highest steps of hitting easily. We have said goodbye to philosophies and break it down to science. With some time, some research, and some energy everyone and anyone can discover the highest form of the swing. This has put hitting coaches on the same playing field. What makes us different? EVERYTHING. Challenge U. Softball� MISSION STATEMENT:Challenge U. Softball� is not your average training facility. Our elite private training area is far from a �factory-style� facility. The Challenge U. training grounds permit a max of eight private session students throughout the facility at one time. Challenge U. Softball� encompasses what a private lesson should consist of: full dedication, 100% focus, personalized lesson plans, multiple drills, and self-confidence talk throughout being the founding facility of C.U.D.I.T� (pronounced CUT-IT), Challenge U. Drill Interval Training. Challenge U. Softball� opened in Westwood NJ in July 2011 with owner/founder Coach Lisa Rizzo. Prior to the doors opening at Challenge U., Coach Lisa launched Mobile Softball Training since 2007. M.S.T was an outdoor based softball training company in which M.S.T trainers would travel throughout northern/central NJ to train athletes on their home turf defensively and offensively. After its 4th year in business, the dirt became turf when the doors of Challenge U. Softball� were opened. PRESENT:Challenge U. Softball� currently trains an average of 8K softball athletes year round in outdoor CUDIT� camps throughout the tri-state, in house clinics, team training camps, & private lessons. Currently, Coach Lisa Rizzo is the hands on owner/founder of CUDIT� Certification and continually training CUDIT� Coaches. With a true passion and daily yearn for expanded softball knowledge, Challenge U. Softball� has been featured in The Record, NJ Biz Newspaper, partner of The Coaches Insider Newsletter alongside LSU and ASU, NCSA feature tutorial, partner with The National Scouting Report and signed coach for CoachTube worldwide. Founder, Coach Lisa, is a featured guest speaker alongside LSU, ASU, USA Softball at the national Be The Best Coaches Convention with topics including �90% of the Game is Mental�, �Hitting Drills 1 Pitch at a Time�, CUDIT� Concentric Hitting, The VBS System (Visualization, Body-Language, Self-Talk). APPLY TO GET CERTIFIED TODAY AT GOCUDIT.COM

Great for baseball specific workouts.1 Baseball Exercises: Speed Training for 1st Step Quickness 2 Youth Baseball Conditioning Drills 3 1 Arm Bar Rotation Push: Baseball Workouts 4 1 Leg RDL Hop-Baseball Player Workout 5 Band Side Step: Baseball Workout Plans 6 Baseball Speed Training Workouts: How to Improve Speed In Baseball 7 Baseball Speed Training Workouts: How to Improve Speed In Baseball 8 Baseball Warm ups: Preparation for Explosiveness and Power Free 9 Baseball Hitting Workouts: Build Rotational Power to Hit More Home Runs 10 Baseball Workouts: Workouts for Baseball Hitting Power 11 Baseball Speed and Agility Training: How to Steal Bases and Improve As An Athlete 12 Baseball 60 Yard Dash: How to Run Faster: Speed Training For Baseball 13 Baseball Workouts: Speed Workouts For Baseball: Lightning Fast AccelerationMiles Noland has coached 35 players who went on to sign pro baseball contracts.� He has been an associate scout for the Colorado Rockies, and has coached at the D1, D3, D1 Juco, and high school levels.He was in charge of or assisted running top offenses at the University of Kentucky and Wabash Valley Junior College.He is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, Youth Fitness Specialist, Precision Nutrition Coach, and has a Masters Degree in Kinesiology/Health Promotion.Visit his website at http://athletehitting.com to find out more information.� Be sure to sign up for the free Hitter's Cheat Sheets.

A series created to help you train and learn from the best instructors in the world of sport. From Pro to Amateur the FT Academy brings you the drills to help elevate your game. In our baseball series, Todd Whitting, Head Baseball Coach at the University of Houston runs through a variety of drills to perfect every aspect of your game.1 Soft Toss Drive Hitting Drill Free 2:36 2 Diving Catch Drill 2:46 3 One Hand Infield Drill 2:33 4 Hitting & Proper Weight Transfer Drill 2:24 5 Walk-Up Drill 2:12Todd Ross Whitting is an American college baseball coach and former player who currently serves as the head coach of the Houston Cougars baseball team.

Baseball Replays1 Base Running | Bill Mosiello (TCU) 49:33 2 Baseball and The Lessons It Teaches Us | Scott Frazier (East Bank - Little League World Series Champion) 59:33 3 Developing Hitters the Demon Way | Taylor Dugas (Northwestern State University) 1:10:54 4 Life Lessons From Baseball | Warren Morris (LSU/Pittsburgh Pirates) 50:46 5 The Pitcher's Daily Routine | Terry Rooney (University of Houston) 54:36 6 Practice Organization & Drills | Dave Serrano (Cal-State Northridge) 59:03 7 Catching | Scott Stricklin (University of Georgia) 40:49 8 Randomized Training: Practice that Transfers to the Game | Spencer Allen (Northwestern University) 49:38 9 Bat Metrics & Common Myths | Micah Gibbs (Baseball Performance Lab) 54:17 10 Optimal Training Environments & Planning | Tom Marker (Olentagy Orange HS - Ohio) 1:03:18 11 In-Season Strength Training | Travis Roy (LSU) 57:36 12 Creating a Lineup | Joe Scheuermann (Delgado Community College) 0:00 13 Building a Competitive Pitching Staff | Alex Sogard (Wright State University) 0:00Louisiana High School Coaches Association

How to Use Competition in Daily Practice - Jimmy Webster, Grapevine 2020 THSCA Overtime Coaches Clinic - Spring/Winter Sports1 How to Use Competition in Daily Practice - Jimmy Webster, Grapevine 31:38Head Baseball Coach at Grapevine HS

In this course, Coach Jake Davis goes in-depth on why and how you should run practices with high intensity that you need to know to make your kids more competitive and better athletes. He includes many drills for all positions that he uses for success. If you are a coach who wants to make your practices more intense and your players' game, then this is the course for you!1 Introduction 2:10 2 The Why's Free 2:07 3 Quality over Quantity 1:24 4 Coach Staff Communication 1:12 5 Give the Kids Ownership 1:45 6 Reward the Intensity 1:58 7 Pitcher's on the Mound Drills Free 2:57 8 Combination Drills 2:07 9 Every day Drills 0:38 10 Infield Drills 0:21 11 Outfield Drills 0:42 12 Catchers 3:12 13 Practice for Every Situation 1:11 14 4 Corner Bunting Drill 0:46 15 21 OUTS Drill 2:11 16 Double Barrel BP Drill 0:36 17 Dugout Drill 1:38 18 Live Bullpens Drill Free 3:39 19 They Care how much you Know 0:52 20 Adapt to your Players 1:01 21 Love the game but love the Kids more 1:26 22 What Pitcher Drills do you do? 2:30 23 Advice to Coach coming from 6A to 3A 0:40 24 How many pitches on the Bullpen 0:42 25 Build from the bottom 1:01 26 Advice for a first year Coach Assistant 1:04Jake Davis Celina HS

BP & Practice Ideas to Make a Team Better - David Denny, Barbers Hill HS1 BP & Practice Ideas to Make a Team Better - David Denny, Barbers Hill HS 40:13Denny is beginning his�32nd�year in coaching.� After coaching at The University of Houston and Stephen F. Austin State University, he spent 12 years at Kingwood H.S.� For the last 11 years, he has been the head baseball coach at Barbers Hill H.S.� In 22 years as a Head Coach, his teams have competed in 21 state playoffs, won eleven district titles and he�has�510 wins.� Denny�s teams have played in five regional finals, made three trips to Round�Rock,�and won the State Championship in 2005 and 2021.� In 2004, Denny was awarded the Ray Knoblauch Award by the Houston Athletic Committee and, in 2005, was named the 5A Coach of the Year by the Texas Sportswriter�s Association.� In 2018 he coached the 5A-6A South Team in the Texas High School Baseball Coaches Association All Star Game. He was an assistant for two State Cross Country Championship teams and presently teaches U.S. History at Barbers Hill.� As a player Denny was, All SWC and All American at the University of Texas where he helped the Longhorns win four SWC Championships and made four trips to Omaha, winning the National Championship in 1983.� Drafted three times he played in the Philadelphia Phillies minor league system.� Also coaching at Barbers Hill and playing a big part in the Eagle�s success are assistant coaches Darren Seymour, Chris�Cauley, Josh�Presnall�and Noel Garcia.

Infield Play With Drills Infield positions are different from the rest because it requires you to be quick on your feet, and be able to adjust your body in seconds. Simply put one of the more defensive positions on the field. Infield players try to prevent runs from being scored by catching fly balls, tagging runners or throwing the ball to base before the opposing player gets there. That means your best infielders should be second base, shortstop and center field. Great infield players have the ability to create double plays or even triple plays.� � There are many drills that can help improve the infield play. Drills like the rolled ground ball seem quite simple. Players assume the position with a wide base stance, butt down and hands out. First balls are hit soft and easy enough to master, as the drill progresses you hit the ball harder and more unorthodox. Making it harder on the infidel player to make the play. After much repetition, the players' confidence and ability to make big plays will grow. Catching drills and backhand drills are also great for practice and pre-game exercises.� � In this course, Ed Servais talks about the importance of having good defense in the infield. He breaks down drills he likes to incorporate into his practices to help improve his players defense. Everything from positioning� to the correct glove is covered by Ed Servais. � Simply click the �Book This Course� button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you�ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Learn how to run an infield play with drills.1 Introduction to Infield play with drills Free 1:44 2 Using the right glove 1:37 3 Breaking the Glove in? 1:40 4 How Do You Wear Your Glove? 1:07 5 Activate Your Feet 1:22 6 How Should Your Glove Be? 0:41 7 How Do You Go To The Ball? 0:00 8 No Below Glove Errors 0:00 9 Glove Action 0:00 10 Once You've Secured The Ball, You're Not Done 0:00 11 No Panic Drill 0:00 12 Progressions & Multiple Throw Drill Free 0:00 13 Arm Action 0:00 14 The Lower Half 0:00 15 Rapid Catch 0:00 16 Left & Field - Glove Only 0:00 17 Dead Ball 0:00 18 Roll & Short Stop series 0:00 19 Sway Drill & Backhand 0:00 20 Double Plays 0:00 21 Pivot Feeds 0:00 22 How To Keep The Double Play In Order? 0:00 23 Final Thoughts 0:00Ed Servais is at the top of the helm of the Creighton baseball program. Guiding the Bluejays to their fifth NCAA Tournament appearance under his leadership in 2019 (2005, 2007, 2011, 2012 & 2019). Known as a coach who emphasizes team defense, Servais� teams have consistently been among the nation�s best in fielding percentage. In his first season (2004) the Bluejays� .982 fielding percentage led the country. Creighton has repeated that impressive feat two additional times (2009 & 2014). During Servais� 16 seasons at Creighton, the Bluejays have finished in the NCAA�s top-10 in fielding 11 times (including fifth in 2019). Since the Servais era began, Creighton has committed the fewest errors in the nation (758), while also leading the country with a .977 fielding percentage. Servais� reputation for teaching was rewarded during� the summer of 2013, Servais served as one of three assistants for USA Baseball�s Collegiate National Team. Servais was responsible for team defense and was the first base coach. Servais helped Team USA post a 7-3 record, including a five-game sweep of the Cuban National Team.Servais� ability to prepare his squad to play beyond the college ranks led to 37 Bluejays being taken over the last 16 seasons in the MLB Draft. Six Creighton players were selected in the draft following the 2019 season, tying the six Bluejays taken from the 1991 team.

Adam Foster - Angelo State Univ. Lecture Title: What Makes Us Great: Competitions for Practice Lecture delivered at the Texas High School Coaches Association 90th annual Coaching School and Convention - July 20221 Lecture Video - Adam Foster - Angelo State Univ. 52:01Adam Foster - Angelo State Univ. Lecture Title: What Makes Us Great: Competitions for Practice Adam Foster enters his third season as the pitching coach for the Angelo State baseball program heading into the 2021-22 season.�� In just a short time with ASU, Foster has helped turn the Rams into one of the top pitching staffs in the country. In 2021, the Rams held the lowest team ERA in the Lone Star Conference at 3.16, led in strikeouts with 478, and gave up the fewest total runs. In Division II, the Rams finished second overall in ERA, second in total shutouts with seven, and fourth in strikeouts.��� Starters Trent Baker and Benjamin Elder were both named 1st-Team All-Conference and All-Region while Baker was named the LSC Pitcher of the Year and D2CCA South-Central Region Pitcher of the Year.�� Before ASU, Foster was the Head Baseball Coach at Georgetown High School. During his time at GHS Foster amassed 192 wins in 7 seasons. Coach Foster spent 16 seasons with GHS baseball and helped over 100 players reach the next level. Of those 100 players, 13 played professional baseball. During his time as Head Coach, Foster led the Eagles to their first-ever state tournament in 2015, and again in 2018, finishing second in the state both years. In 2018, the Eagles set the 5A record for wins in a season with 41.�� Before his time at Georgetown High School Foster spent two years as a hitting instructor and infield coach at New Mexico Highlands University in Las Vegas, NM.�� A graduate of West Texas A&M University, Foster earned a Bachelor of Science degree while being a member of the football and baseball program. ��Foster and his wife Christy have two daughters, Baylie and Samantha, and a son Andrew, his wife Allie, and two grandchildren Mazie and Steele.