Fred FontzToday, we’re going to look at some of the best swing trainers and hitting aids in the game.
As we work our way through the industry, we’ve realized that we haven’t spent much time looking at radar guns. A radar gun is a simple tool that can help you measure any strides you make in arm strength.
We’ve recently started a series of drills to help improve every players skillset. Our first article was directed towards players who are just learning the game. The drills use tennis balls most of the time and focus on developing the fundamentals of the game. This article will focus on the next step. How can we help players that are 8-12...
Baseball and softball aren’t sports that are naturally easy for most children. Even Ted Williams said that making good contacting with a round ball and a round bat is one of the hardest things to do in sports. Today, we’re going to look at some great drills to improve the skills of a young ballplayer. Some of these will be true drills while...
Seth BrundageThere are nine baseball positions in the field, each with its own job and responsibilities.
Since baseball is a team sport, every player needs to know the ins and outs of their position in order for the entire group to be a success.
If one player is out of position or not fulfilling the responsibilities of their role, it could cost you the game!
Getting into the world of pitching machines can be an intimidating endeavor. We’re here to help you figure out the best pitching machine for you.
We’ve fielded a number of questions about what the difference is between each style of cleat and asking whether a player can wear a cleat designed for another sport while playing baseball.
We’ll offer a quick overview, then go into more detail later in this article.
It’s around the 7th inning and the home team pitcher is throwing fire. He’s up to 9 strikeouts already and the other team can’t figure him out!
After a number of questions from our readers, we’ve decided to start a “back to the basics” series. We’re going to start with looking at how rosters are made up at different levels. There are obvious differences between Major League and Little League teams.
Most gloves are stiff when you buy them, which means how to break in a new baseball or softball glove is one of the first lessons players must learn.