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Developing the skills to effectively play baseball and sofball is done through practice and repitition (drills). Practice and games are the forum where drills are used to provide an active and enjoyable learning enviroment.
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The Line Drill
Steve Bernhardt from the Baseball Factory talks about the Line Drill where younger players can learn to be aggressive when fielding a ball and not sit back on their heals.
Isolating Arm Soft Toss Drill
Steve Bernhardt from the Baseball Factory talks about isolating the hands in this soft toss drill to better control the bat and to help the hitter square up the pitch.
3 Point Drill
University of Washington Head Softball Coach Heather Tarr explains another drill to help with fielding and throwing – The 3 Point Drill.
Isolating Arm Hitting Drill
University of Washington Head Softball Coach Heather Tarr explains another drill to help with the hand path to a ball with the Isolating Arm Drill.
Walk-Up Drill Tee Work
University of Washington Head Softball Coach Heather Tarr explains the walk up tee drill to build rhythm, timing and tempo for a natural swing.
Power Thru Drill
University of Washington Head Softball Coach Heather Tarr explains another drill that provides instant feedback and helps hitters stay on plane and stay though the ball.
Softball Pitching Drills- Double Arm Circle
College Softball Coach Lisa Dodd discusses softball pitching drills, particularly the double arm circle drill.
Tee Ball – Fun Fielding Drills
Steve Bernhardt of the Baseball Factory talks about Tee Ball, particularly Fun Fielding Drills.
Agility Ladder Drill Fielding
University of Washington Head Softball Coach Heather Tarr explains another another drill to help work on agility and the drop step – the Agility Ladder Drill / Fielding.
Foot-Glove Drill
University of Washington Head Softball Coach Heather Tarr explains how the whole body is involved in catching a ball through using the Foot Glove Drill.