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Tee Ball is the most popular youth baseball program in Little League, including other youth baseball leagues around the country, and has the most participants. As the 5- and 6-year-olds who participate in Tee Ball get older, there is a drop off in youth baseball participation each year. Traditionally the largest drop off of players in most youth leagues occurs after players reach their twelfth birthday. Soccer is almost a year round sport and youth lacrosse is…
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You can have books written just on throwing. Coaches and parents need to understand that if there is one skill that should be worked on individually this is it! Because five year‒olds may not lack strength and coordination, we as t‒ball coaches may be asking them to perform the throwing skill a certain…
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By Marty Schupak and www.TBallAmerica.com
Teach players a game of 6 on 6 t-ball.
Equipment
No gloves. Soft covered ball. A batting tee and drop…
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The best drills that have the most meaning and create the best bonding with parents and their own kids are drills that take some time to prepare. Take a milk carton, any size. Cut a hole in the bottom. Run a rope through it about 20‒25 feet long from a fence, a…
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The best drills that have the most meaning and create the best bonding with parents and their own kids are drills that take some time to prepare. Take a milk carton, any size. Cut a hold in the bottom. Run a rope through it about 20‒25 feet long from a fence, a…
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A challenging exercise for young kids is for the coach or parent to tie a rope at the end of a bat or pole. The rope is then hung over the batting tee with room for a bat to pass between the tee and the end of the rope. The player must swing the bat…
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Giving young t‒ballers a target to focus on is a good idea. Just as it was important to keep their eyes on the ball when fielding, it is equally important to do so when hitting. Getting young players to keep their head and eyes on the ball is a…
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Young players will progress with their baseball skills differently. This is a drill that some players may get and others may not. Run either a rope or a strip of blue painters tape across a fence.…
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October 28, 2018 at 6pm to April 28, 2019 at 7pm – LOCAL BATTING CAGES.
WE WILL MEET AT A LOCAL BATTING CAGE NEAR WALTHAM,MA. WORK ON GROUNDERS, BATTING, RUNNING AND THROWING. THERE USE TO BE A INDOOR TENNIS PLACE, BURLINGTON,MA. THAT WAS TURNED INTO A BASEBALL FACILITY…
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