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Catching Safety
From "Baseball Excellence - Tip of the Week"
6/11/07- CATCHER SAFETY

If there is one area of expense you shouldn’t scrimp on, it is catcher’s equipment. Buy high quality gear and make sure it fits correctly. Make sure all his equipment...

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Jun 11, 2007, 8:32 am by Elliot Sherman
Batting and Infield Practice Basics
Here are a few Tips to help you conduct a more productive Batting Practice.

Divide groups into 3 or 4 players. If you are going to throw bullpens during BP, let your catchers bat first. Or if that doesn't work for you, bat your catchers last...

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Sep 18, 2007, 8:16 am by Elliot Sherman
Improve Running Speed
Along with issues about increasing size and strength, among the more common questions is:
“How can I improve my running speed?”

Because there are a number of speed enhancement programs already out there, don’t “re-invent”...

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Jul 28, 2007, 7:05 am by Elliot Sherman
Hingham Recreation Field Allocation Spreadsheet

Jul 07, 2010, 2:10 pm by Elliot Sherman
Catcher Interference Calls
Catcher/Batter Interference. Ball gets by Catcher.

This is a repetitive problem at the Little League level. Runner on second, right-handed batter at bat. The ball gets by the catcher. The runner breaks for third. As the catcher retrieves...

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Jan 09, 2009, 6:49 am by Elliot Sherman
Balks in Little League
Balks are to be called as a ball in Little League:

Please note that this is a quick reference list and will not go in depth.

There are 19 ways to balk - 17 by a pitcher and two by a catcher or other player. Listed below are the...

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Nov 13, 2008, 10:40 am by Elliot Sherman
Keep Your eye on the ball
You often hear a coach tell a player to keep his eye on the ball or watch the ball hit the bat. While that can't be done liertally, it should be practiced. Here's a drill:

Since hitters tend to move their head when hitting the baseball, a...

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Oct 22, 2008, 3:35 pm by Elliot Sherman
Pitcher Back up at Third - Drills
DRILL for PITCHERS BACKING UP THIRD-

Coaches have trouble with their pitchers backing up bases. They have a tendency to stand around after giving up a base hit.
What you need: pitchers and catchers, an accurate fungo hitter.

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Oct 12, 2008, 10:43 am by Elliot Sherman
Sore Arms
“My son/daughter has a sore (elbow or shoulder).
What’s the best way to handle this?”

With more games being played, due, at least in part, to the expansion of travel ball and fall leagues, arm problems for young ball players...

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Sep 26, 2008, 4:23 pm by Elliot Sherman
Third Baseman Skills
7/21/08- THIRD BASEMAN SKILLS

from Baseball Excellence. com Tip of the Week 8/04/08

This is a position that many coaches often neglect. Many use it as a place to play an extra pitcher or place to get substitutes an inning or two....

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Jul 21, 2008, 8:19 am by Elliot Sherman
Great Drill for Pitching Strikes
by Jack Percone
If anyone could discover a guaranteed method of teaching youth baseball pitchers how to throw strikes, they would strike it rich. Obviously, youth baseball games would go a lot smoother if kids threw more strikes. More innings could...

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May 14, 2004, 3:38 pm by Mark Igo
TBALL Baseball beginnings
T-Ball is where the life-long interest with baseball begins. Young players, aged five to six, may be take the field for the first time with their first uniform and team hat. It’s a moment in time in small towns like Hingham and all over the country....

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Mar 05, 2009, 5:34 pm by Elliot Sherman
Positive Coaching tips
Positive Coaching Tips to Maintain Positive Parents
By Jack Perconte Published: 02Jul2010
A majority of the negative experiences in athletics are caused by tension between coaches and athletes’ parents. Most issues arise because athletes...

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Apr 28, 2011, 10:36 pm by Elliot Sherman
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