
Backhand Drill
This is a great drill to practice fielding the ball with a backhanded catch - a critical defensive skill all infielders must master!
This is a great drill to practice fielding the ball with a backhanded catch - a critical defensive skill all infielders must master!
Here's a great drill to practice executing a quick pivot in both directions after fielding the ball.
This is a great drill that teaches players how to stop a ground ball and keep the ball in front of them.
This drill is all about learning to get into the throwing position as quickly as possible!
This drill simulates a play when the game is on the line. There is no time to catch the ball two-handed. Player must field the ball onehanded to the side of her body and come up throwing immediately. Speed is imperative in this drill.
The purpose of this drill is to make sure players are backing up bases correctly, especially outfielders.
Outfielder works on seeing the ball into her glove (or glove hand in this case) in this great drill!
Check out this fantastic set of catcher drills that will help your players get more comfortable with the many aspects of softball catching!
Purpose We use this infield drill primarily for the infield—the rundown drill. Execution Our infielders work on getting the person that’s in the pickle running as quickly as possible. Once you do
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