Reply to "Outfielding Drills"

SJbaseball10+ posts

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Originally posted by 2bagger:
Another way to run the passing drill that has been mentioned is to have the player looking over one shoulder and throwing or hitting it over his head on the other side forcing him to make the turn inward to get to the ball. I've seen many player turn outward and lose the ball.

The problem is that most of the time the bad break is on a ball crushed that you cannot make the inward turn and still get to the ball. We actually work this drill where they turn the other way. Yes, they have to take their eyes off of the ball, that's why you need to work on it!

2/9/077:56 AM

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