
Coaching Little League Baseball Hitting - Style versus Mechanics
posted on 08 Sep , 2018 in GeneralCoaches Corner by Jack Perconte
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posted on 08 Sep , 2018 in GeneralCoaches Corner by Jack Perconte
posted on 08 Sep , 2018 in General by Jack Perconte
Thursday Throwing Tips Working on a Good Changeup Practice by changing it up I often, tell hitters that there is no tougher pitch to hit than a good changeup. Of course, getting a real good one takes years of practice for pitchers, but is well worth it. The good news is that it is thrown with the same hand position as a regular fastball, just with a different grip. Therefore, it is safe for young pitchers to work on as long as their hand is big enough to throw the fast ball with back spin on it..
posted on 08 Sep , 2018 in General by Jack Perconte
Shortstops are the epitome of versatility, skill, and leadership in baseball. Their impact extends beyond individual plays, as they shape the team's defensive dynamics, contribute offensively, and provide invaluable leadership. The shortstop position embodies the essence of teamwork, athleticism, and strategic thinking, making it an essential component of any successful baseball team.
posted on 08 Sep , 2018 in General by Jack Perconte
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posted on 08 Sep , 2018 in GeneralCoaches Corner by Jack Perconte
Show Me a Kid Who Doesn't Like This Let's face it, there are times when baseball practice becomes a little slow, especially with inexperienced youth baseball coaches at the helm. When things seem to be dragging a little at practice, it is always good to have that "Go To" plan, which picks up every ones spirits. One of the go to plans I use is the hitting game. I have never observed many kids who did not like playing this hitting game, as long as it is run correctly.
posted on 08 Sep , 2018 in General by Jack Perconte
Thursday Throwing Tips The Value of the Designated Hitter Seems like eleven is the common number of players that travel teams carry, at least in my neck of the woods. Good baseball people agree that overuse is the leading cause of arm injuries. But in this age of an overabundance of travel baseball games, coaches are often at a loss for protecting arms. The biggest issue lies with carrying too few of players, thus having to use many pitchers, especially with deep runs in tournaments.