Tip of the Week

Ever since the first baseball uniforms were introduced by the New York Knickerbockers (the first organized baseball team, led by one of the founders of modern baseball) on the 4^th of April, 1849, baseball uniforms have been going through some changes, and they influencing and changing fashion trends as they do. And one of the most important pieces of a baseball uniform is the baseball pants.

The Under Armour Harper One series are a dope pair of baseball cleats designed in partnership with the renowned Bryce Harper. These all black cleats are made from synthetic material and provide a lightweight low profile outsole. If you have been in the market for Baseball cleats and have been wondering which type of cleats work well, look no further than the Under Armour Harper Ones.

Following is a baseball coaching reminder for players practicing this time of year, knowing their first games are not until next season. One of the first things I tell my baseball students is, "There will be times things get boring and repetitive. That is the nature of sports. But remember, you do them all out knowing that the work will pay off in the end. If you just go through the motions now, it catches up to you next season. There are no shortcuts to success." Many players have a hard time relating what they do now will pay off later.

Tuesday Tips to Tattoo the Ball

Helping players develop a good hitter's mindset is a constant coaching task. It is best when players go into the season with it. As a hitting coach, there are two things I preach, so baseball players do not get down on themselves, a common thing with the difficulty of hitting a baseball. First, I want them to have the right goals.

Whenever my mind gets a little dry, I turn to greatness, and it always works to inspire me to come up with something to write about. It's fastening what reading about or listening to "genius" can do to motivate. One of the all-time greatest coaches, Phil Jackson, was known to pass out books to players.