fbpx

menu

Youth & Travel Baseball Blog, Updates, Coaching & Instruction

HomeYouth & Travel Baseball Blog, Updates, Coaching & Instruction
HomeYouth & Travel Baseball Blog, Updates, Coaching & Instruction
Blog

Rawlings Velo Hybrid Balanced BBCOR Bat Review

posted on September 29, 2022 in General by Jack Perconte

The Rawlings Velo bat is a baseball bat for high-school and collegiate level baseball players, but it is also a reasonably-enough priced bat to be used for intermediate minor league players.

It is a BBCOR certified bat meaning that it meets all of today's most up-to-date industry standards for high-school and collegiate play. A BBCOR certification is the only allowed bat certification in high school and collegiate play.

...

read the rest

Blog

Baseball Strike Zone Coaching - 365 Days to Better Baseball

posted on September 29, 2022 in by Jack Perconte

Baseball Strike Zone Tips

Coaching the baseball strike zone to youth baseball players is a continual process and a complicated one. I say complicated for a couple of reasons. First, many beginners have little understanding of the game of baseball, mainly because today's kids do not watch the game much as they did years ago. They must learn what constitutes a strike, a ball and the overall strike zone. Secondly, just telling a ballplayer what the strike zone parameters are, do not make it easy to follow and automatically pick up.

...

read the rest

Blog

Easton Youth HS3 Batting Gloves Review

posted on September 29, 2022 in General by Jack Perconte

Something as seemingly minuscule as batting gloves are often overlooked when examining baseball performance. You'd be amiss to brush aside the importance of proper batting gloves,however.

Batting gloves were originally invented inadvertently by Ken "Hawk" Harrelson when he used a golf glove to protect a blister he had gotten earlier in the day while playing a round of golf.

...

read the rest

Blog

Sports Safety Tips All Youth Coaches Must Know - Printable

posted on September 29, 2022 in Raising an Athlete, Strategies by Jack Perconte

Sports Safety Tips to Show You Know What You Are Doing

Accidents and injuries happen in sports. But that fact does not excuse coaches from possible negligence. Lawsuits were once rare occurrences, but are much more common in today's world. Many injuries are avoidable when knowledgeable youth coaches insist on cautious proceedings. For the most part, knowing and using these sports safety tips will absolve coaches of negligence charges.

...

read the rest

Blog

Review of Nike Youth MVP Edge Baseball Batting Gloves

posted on September 29, 2022 in General, Parents by Jack Perconte

For your kids to get the most out of their baseball playing experience, it is important that they have the best equipment possible. Of course, getting the major stuff, such as bats, helmets, and fielding gloves, is crucial. But even the little things that might not come to mind right away when you think about playing the game are significant as well. Such as batting gloves, for example.

...

read the rest

Blog

Matching Baseball Skills with Defensive Position

posted on September 29, 2022 in by Jack Perconte

Finding Defensive Position that Agrees with Baseball Skills

Determining the best defensive position for young ballplayers based on their baseball skills requires some advanced knowledge of baseball. Each defensive baseball position requires necessary baseball skills, so players have a chance at defensive success. You may have seen an infographic going around which has the standard spots for each youth player on your team. It is funny and somewhat accurate, having the following:

...

read the rest

Blog

Review of Franklin Sports Junior Equipment Bag

posted on September 29, 2022 in by Jack Perconte

 

If you have a child or children who play youth baseball, it is important to get them the right equipment, such as bats, helmets, cleats, and gloves, to make sure that they get the most out of their playing experience. All that equipment will not do your little leaguers much good, however, if they do not have a way to transport their gear from point A to point B. That is where a solid equipment bag comes in.

...

read the rest

Pages