Hi Coach! lol... I went from not being aware of your videos too much at all... to absolutely binging them. Again... GREAT instructional content! I've seen your referenced video(s), fielding and throwing (on the run) the 1st. I've now seen this video, fielding and throwing on the run - straight ahead. Do you have videos that depict the following scenarios: 1) Fielding and throwing on the run: a) As though you were the first baseman charging a ball rolling up the 1st base line and having to throw it back to 1st? b) As though you were the 2nd baseman/short-stop/pitcher who needed to charge directly towards the plate and had to field and throw to 3rd? This summer I was introduced to the mechanics where instead of stopping (in the direction the ball was coming from), resetting your feet in the new direction (towards 3rd)... it was actually faster to field the ball, spin around "the opposite way", and get the throw off to 3rd (or back to 1st base in scenario 1. a) above. I've been trying to look for a video of yours addressing this/these situations but haven't been successful. Thank you in advance. Keep the videos coming!
really good stuff here! thanks for the help!
Thank you, Dana!
Hi Coach!
lol... I went from not being aware of your videos too much at all... to absolutely binging them. Again... GREAT instructional content!
I've seen your referenced video(s), fielding and throwing (on the run) the 1st. I've now seen this video, fielding and throwing on the run - straight ahead. Do you have videos that depict the following scenarios:
1) Fielding and throwing on the run:
a) As though you were the first baseman charging a ball rolling up the 1st base line and having to throw it back to 1st?
b) As though you were the 2nd baseman/short-stop/pitcher who needed to charge directly towards the plate and had to field and throw to 3rd?
This summer I was introduced to the mechanics where instead of stopping (in the direction the ball was coming from), resetting your feet in the new direction (towards 3rd)... it was actually faster to field the ball, spin around "the opposite way", and get the throw off to 3rd (or back to 1st base in scenario 1. a) above.
I've been trying to look for a video of yours addressing this/these situations but haven't been successful.
Thank you in advance. Keep the videos coming!
Very good video.
Thank you!
I’m going for tryouts very soon, this has really helped me understand a lot. Thank you!
Glad to hear it!
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