Why is he popping up into the batter box? Al Nieves explained it perfectly why you shouldn't in your previous videos. My son's catching coaches also teach not to pop up into the batter box. I know there's pro players that do that, and I'm not a pro but watching Yadier Molina (arguably the best) you'll notice he makes a tiny jab step and stays centered of plate. I'm not hating I love your videos.
I've always taught right handed catchers to take a short, quick jab step staying centred to the plate to right handed hitters. You want the land foot to drop behind the plate at the point, but not on it. With left handed hitters, I teach a slight jab step towards the right hand batters box to clear the hitter, otherwise the catcher risks hitting the batter or bat with his throw.
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Great video
Thankyou coach I'am a catcher and pitcher in our school
Hey coach is 80 mph for a pitcher good in high school?
Rider 2003 mhmm
Great video as a freshman catcher in college this is the video i love to see
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Why is he popping up into the batter box? Al Nieves explained it perfectly why you shouldn't in your previous videos. My son's catching coaches also teach not to pop up into the batter box. I know there's pro players that do that, and I'm not a pro but watching Yadier Molina (arguably the best) you'll notice he makes a tiny jab step and stays centered of plate. I'm not hating I love your videos.
I've always taught right handed catchers to take a short, quick jab step staying centred to the plate to right handed hitters. You want the land foot to drop behind the plate at the point, but not on it. With left handed hitters, I teach a slight jab step towards the right hand batters box to clear the hitter, otherwise the catcher risks hitting the batter or bat with his throw.
I noticed the same thing. Moving into the batter box with a right handed hitter is a no-no.
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