Good video. Being a new coach for 12-13 year olds this is very help at getting a routine developed. My biggest challenge is myself and at 63 doing ALL the proper warm ups for my development as well.
Great video like always... For those coaching anything under 12u, I recommend actually placing cones at every step of the progression and the last couple of steps should be at game speed.
Thanks so much for this! This was really informative. I came across it at the perfect time since I have my first practice as a first time coach for 10u softball. I just subscribed so am looking forward to learning more to make sure my team does well. I played for years, but it's been way too long. Thanks again!
This is very helpful. My 11 yr old little leaguer never gets this instruction from his coaches. We go through progression 20 min before practice so his arm is not jelly. Good stuff.
Thank you coach!!! progression from the wrist is something I've never tried before and it really helped me out today. First time throwing in 6 months with no elbow pain at all. Just grateful .
Hi there, enjoyed your video. I do have one problem that seems to be creeping into a lot of juniors these days. Its the drill where you are saying"we are just warming up the wrist". I think this drill is great in concept for a good wrist action. But the kids are thinking thats where their elbow should be when throwing a baseball. This is not the case as you dont have your elbow(right out in front and holding elbow with other hand) in that position when throwing. Most coaches are teaching this and it is leading to a bad technique as they get older(lots of sore elbows).
@@JD-nk5xs it means nothing, wrist flips have been left in the past by everyone except for youth baseball. Looking at the wrist in slow motion throwing, we see that the wrist does not 'snap.' This is seen in softball and baseball.
@@shackofwhack I see it so often when watching other teams warm up. Drives me crazy. I guess they're getting some good practice in for those run-down dart throws you do once every 8 games.
Justin, I am writing a book on coaching youth baseball, and I would like to include a link to this throwing progression in the book. May I please do that, along with a recommendation that readers subscribe to this channel?
Great video I have a question about the lunges where you twist to one side. My coach told me to only twist to the open side, so like the opposite you did. Do you have any resources on it or something?
Can you please do a video on how to throw correctly without hurting your brachialis? I started playing catch with my friend but after like 1 hour of throwing my brachialis or around the area really really hurts and I can't play for atleast 4-5 days and it hurts very much.
Hey coach Justin I been having this problem with my throwing when I throw I only throw curves ball I don't even try it, it's really hard to break out of this problem I don't know if you can make any videos on how to stop throwing curves ball I am a infielder I'm not suppose to be throwing like that if you have any advice on how to stop throwing curve balls please help!
On my team we always throw the ball as a warmup about 40 to 50 ft apart. I told my coach that we shouldn't throw to warmup but warm up to throw. He said if I told him again he'd bench me. So I always warmup before I get to the field.
Peterson Homework never tell the coach what to do. Just make a suggestion about what you can do before a practice or a game and if he doesn't like it. Oh well
Very good - catching drills for a 9th grader. Exercises. Primary and Secondary positions (when a guys at first. 127+ feet ? From H to 2nd etc. How to be the best on the team and be a leader. Thank you.
Just watched some of video. I like this guy but I wouldn't recommend the dart wrist drill think. For one, no one throws starting with a so called letter L motion first or snapping the wrist down like that. Later in video he did explain the correct over all motion. I feel the hand holding elbow or holding wrist is such a out dated and worthless motion. If you want it better explained why look at Dan Blewett
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Good video. Being a new coach for 12-13 year olds this is very help at getting a routine developed. My biggest challenge is myself and at 63 doing ALL the proper warm ups for my development as well.
Great video like always... For those coaching anything under 12u, I recommend actually placing cones at every step of the progression and the last couple of steps should be at game speed.
Love your vids. I try to watch them all and incorporate them into my Little League coaching. Keep it up Justin.
Thanks so much for this! This was really informative. I came across it at the perfect time since I have my first practice as a first time coach for 10u softball. I just subscribed so am looking forward to learning more to make sure my team does well. I played for years, but it's been way too long. Thanks again!
You're welcome! I'm glad to hear you enjoyed the video. Thank you for subscribing and welcome to the family! Excited to have you here!
Fantastic progression - great coaching!
This is very helpful. My 11 yr old little leaguer never gets this instruction from his coaches. We go through progression 20 min before practice so his arm is not jelly. Good stuff.
Thank you coach!!! progression from the wrist is something I've never tried before and it really helped me out today. First time throwing in 6 months with no elbow pain at all. Just grateful .
love it gonna use that dart throw progression at practice today thanx Justin much appreciated peace
Great knowledge Coach J, keep it coming!!!!
Awesome. I would like to see you point the ball towards 2nd base to make sure the wrist is up.
Hi there, enjoyed your video. I do have one problem that seems to be creeping into a lot of juniors these days.
Its the drill where you are saying"we are just warming up the wrist". I think this drill is great in concept for a good wrist action. But the kids are thinking thats where their elbow should be when throwing a baseball. This is not the case as you dont have your elbow(right out in front and holding elbow with other hand) in that position when throwing. Most coaches are teaching this and it is leading to a bad technique as they get older(lots of sore elbows).
You're being too kind. Wrist flicks are worthless at best and severely detrimental at their worst. What does "warming up the wrist" even mean?
@@JD-nk5xs it means nothing, wrist flips have been left in the past by everyone except for youth baseball. Looking at the wrist in slow motion throwing, we see that the wrist does not 'snap.' This is seen in softball and baseball.
@@shackofwhack I see it so often when watching other teams warm up. Drives me crazy. I guess they're getting some good practice in for those run-down dart throws you do once every 8 games.
with out techniques, i loosed my throw to second base many times.I hope to follow this.thank you very much
awesome drills
Justin, I am writing a book on coaching youth baseball, and I would like to include a link to this throwing progression in the book. May I please do that, along with a recommendation that readers subscribe to this channel?
Great video
I have a question about the lunges where you twist to one side.
My coach told me to only twist to the open side, so like the opposite you did.
Do you have any resources on it or something?
Can you please do a video on how to throw correctly without hurting your brachialis? I started playing catch with my friend but after like 1 hour of throwing my brachialis or around the area really really hurts and I can't play for atleast 4-5 days and it hurts very much.
Throw with your body and don’t force your arm
Great info
thank you for the video my son is 9yrs old should he being that much to warm up or a little less?
Always good videos!
Good stuff!
Hey coach Justin I been having this problem with my throwing when I throw I only throw curves ball I don't even try it, it's really hard to break out of this problem I don't know if you can make any videos on how to stop throwing curves ball I am a infielder I'm not suppose to be throwing like that if you have any advice on how to stop throwing curve balls please help!
On my team we always throw the ball as a warmup about 40 to 50 ft apart. I told my coach that we shouldn't throw to warmup but warm up to throw. He said if I told him again he'd bench me. So I always warmup before I get to the field.
Peterson Homework never tell the coach what to do. Just make a suggestion about what you can do before a practice or a game and if he doesn't like it. Oh well
Send your coach this video
Please do a video about the catching position
thanks justin
When I hit the green link for some reason I get the risky website page, I'd like to get that workout package by giiving my email, you sure it's safe?
100% positive it's safe. I'm not sure why that's happening, but we will get it fixed asap
Okay thanks
What’s the twist to the lunges
I do somewhat the sane thing with throwing my coach told me they it helps not get sour and cramps
how to get batter as a Infielder
What's a good long toss distance for 10 year old?
riceman10 I don’t know if a distance is too far; whatever the distance, the ball should be thrown as low as possible to get it there.
Is this an everyday drill?
Very good - catching drills for a 9th grader. Exercises. Primary and Secondary positions (when a guys at first. 127+ feet ? From H to 2nd etc. How to be the best on the team and be a leader. Thank you.
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more little league drills!! please
Why are so many of your videos audio messed up?
I wish you guys would play cricket! You’d develop bowlers who can bowl 100mph and you can come compete against England and Australia! Be awesome!
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Here you go ladies: 1:49
Just watched some of video. I like this guy but I wouldn't recommend the dart wrist drill think. For one, no one throws starting with a so called letter L motion first or snapping the wrist down like that. Later in video he did explain the correct over all motion. I feel the hand holding elbow or holding wrist is such a out dated and worthless motion.
If you want it better explained why look at Dan Blewett
How do you fix a “chicken wing” thrower? It’s like someone who drops the elbow when throwing
Hey coach Justin, my name is Coach MaK. We should probably go on a date sometime and talk about coaching theories.
Good video. We want to see you in action too.
😂
Why do you never throw a baseball