2010 January - Softball Drills & Coaching Tips



January Softball Drills & Coaching Tips Archives

Softball Fielding Drills – The Easy Out Drill

These softball fielding drills are to correct poor tracking and slow starts to a softball in flight.




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Softball Practice Drills – The Bucket Drill

These are great softball practice drills for keeping the competitive juices going and working on fielding and throwing accuracy. Obviously we call this the “Bucket Drill”. Our girls love this and don’t want to stop!

Fastpitch Softball Drills – Hitting Drill

If you need fresh ideas for fastpitch softball drills, try this hitting drill. This softball drill emphasizes using the body during your swing. Worthy of note is that this is a fastpitch softball swing and not a baseball swing!

Drills for Girls Softball – Competition Drill

Try these drills for girls softball to get your team ready for the season. This one is a softball drill that my girls ask for repeatedly and is quite competitive!

Softball Coaching Tips – Team Morale Booster

There are so many softball coaching tips to be shared; this one is my all time favorite. As a first time coach of a 10 and under team, I wanted to do something encouraging and uplifting for the girls.