One of the biggest problems when trying to create a good practice environment for youth players is keeping them focused for the entirety of the practice time. One of the best ways to help keep your youth players interested and focused is to implement some fun and basic drills. We’ll take a look at three drills youth players can do to help their bat path, rhythm, and power at the plate, while having fun and staying focused.
Written By: Garrett Gordon
One Tool To Stop Roll Over Groundballs
One of the biggest frustrations as a hit and parent is roll over groundballs. Recently, we found one tool to stop roll over groundballs, and we love it.
The Half bat has been around since as long as I can remember but I never understood why a hitter should use this. Since introducing this into my lessons hitters have made great strides in regards to understanding how to move their body and bat correctly.
From rollovers to weak pop-ups these three flat bat variations will help cure them all.
Why the Half Bat?
The Bonsail Bat Company and Trey Hannam customized some really cool flat bats for us and since then we haven't looked back. Although they are cool looking they serve a great purpose, helping our hitters achieve the swing they need.
Three Things the Half Bat Will Help Correct
Drill Videos to Help Stop Roll Over Groundballs
Level 1- Regular Side Toss
Level 2- Angled Side Toss
Level 3- Drop Down Toss
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How To Hit Off A Tee
Many little league coaches and parents love coaching and working with kids, but don’t have a ton of experience teaching hitting. This article points out the key points that will help your young players who are beginning their journey in baseball or softball. It is super important that every player has a solid base and a good turn so that they can develop properly and have more fun in the sport!