The most natural teacher who gets his students to learn and virtually teach themselves: make it seem like *they* thought of it, the point of the session. They remember that while at the plate, it’s them 🆚 9, but not really...even a base hit/no rbi helps the team. In the infield, ur a team of 1,2,3,4,5,y within a team of nine.
Some nice jem's here. Shoulders square to the hitter use a "power feed" "take your left foot to it" "the retreat" and why he don't like it, "back to 2nd, outside spin" "chest towards 2nd = underhand feed" Focus on ball transfer and ball security. Sad that it took 35 years for me to hear some of these terms in this each to understand verbiage. Thanks for the video.
These videos can easily determine if you love the game of baseball or not. I love the game of baseball. Could watch these all day and still not get bored. Always something new to learn.
Essentially he's saying it's for the benefit of the SS's eyes. Everytime the SS has to see 2nd base toss it from a different point of release with a different body movement, his eyes have to adjust to that on the fly VS. his eyes/brain getting to see the same movements from 2nd base and he can focus solely on himself.
This is great stuff. I never played at any level so this gives me some insight to what makes some players so much better than others when they seemingly have the same basic physical tools.
Had someone borrow my glove when they gave it back it was all sweaty inside. Disgusting. I was like wtf how could that much sweat come out of your hand? I run cool I guess. My glove is aways dry.
I coach 13 year olds in little league.. listening to and watching this coach has made me so much better. And its comforting to know that there is still a lot of the same headaches. Focus, effort, consistency.
not gonna lie, before i thought baseball was boring as shit to watch, but watching this dude in his training/practice videos really highlights skill in baseball to a whole new level where I think I could actually watch it and not view every inning as the same thing repeated 9 times.
I played baseball my entire childhood. Still puts me to sleep watching it. The league needs to keep speeding the games up. Pitch timers, Batter stop calling for time out, less time between innings.
The training difference between the Orioles and the giants is incredible. The coach, the plays, the atmosphere is all different. The Orioles really look like a triple A team and the giants are looking like World Series candidates….
Why should they already know it? Who taught them? Dad - who never played past little league? Or the college coach who's too busy worried about the numbers in his "Wins" column and recruiting the next year's class to give the individual attention necessary to develop players to their greatest potential? No. Most do NOT know it. I had to learn this while working minor league ball. I also used to help take care of that very field. Judging from the age of these kids, and Bobby being mic'd up, these are probably invited recruits or players affiliated with Ripken's camps. They are not Major Leaguers.
TruthBearer sure they might know it but it’s a good refresher either way, they train to get better at their art of say double plays or tagging runners who steal.
It’s amazing how simple it is. Go watch video of coaches coaching great high school players and the coach nows nothing they just let the kids do what ever they want and than claim that they coach that kid. If your coaching any group of kids or young adults you should watch this short video. Very simple for all levels even MLB. Good stuff.
Yes just cause you are an amazing athlete doesn’t mean you understand fundamentals, defensively I believe machado is amazing, he doesn’t give a damn about fundamentals lol. Not every player will be as talented as machado and in those cases fundamentals will keep u in the league longer
I understood what he said, make it easier for the ss to time and know how you are feeding him the ball. Be consistent, these athletes can do every-which way but if I’m the SS I want to have an idea of where and how ur throwing me the ball
These guys have been playing since they were probably 6. Through high school, college and minors. Did their coaches not talk about infield play?? No training /coaching in the minor league system??? A "power feed." Seriously?
They are (at the most) high school players just drafted (maybe) into rookie ball. It will be 6-8 years before they reach MLB (if). After 6-8 years of doing baseball 6-8 hours a day and winter leagues how good will they be?
I could watch Bobby Dickerson talk about infield defense all day long.
Bobby Dickerson is the man. I love how fundamental he is. Can use that with the kids I coach as well and it not seem intimidating.
The most natural teacher who gets his students to learn and virtually teach themselves: make it seem like *they* thought of it, the point of the session. They remember that while at the plate, it’s them 🆚 9, but not really...even a base hit/no rbi helps the team. In the infield, ur a team of 1,2,3,4,5,y within a team of nine.
We are so fortunate to live in a time where this stuff is available to the fans... Thank you @masn
Nothing is better than great infield coaching 👌
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I wish there was a CZcams channel of Bobby Dickerson teaching basic defense
Baseball ......a thinking mans game 💯
Hell yeah! The best💪
Some nice jem's here. Shoulders square to the hitter use a "power feed" "take your left foot to it" "the retreat" and why he don't like it, "back to 2nd, outside spin" "chest towards 2nd = underhand feed" Focus on ball transfer and ball security. Sad that it took 35 years for me to hear some of these terms in this each to understand verbiage. Thanks for the video.
These videos can easily determine if you love the game of baseball or not.
I love the game of baseball. Could watch these all day and still not get bored. Always something new to learn.
Sad to say I can watch this and be more into it than an actual game, love playing the game can’t watch it thiu
I love to watch this man coach, I learn so much about the game from these little gems on CZcams.
Essentially he's saying it's for the benefit of the SS's eyes. Everytime the SS has to see 2nd base toss it from a different point of release with a different body movement, his eyes have to adjust to that on the fly VS. his eyes/brain getting to see the same movements from 2nd base and he can focus solely on himself.
If you cant do it! Work on it! story of my life!
Anthony Morabito 😥
Coach: asks question
*Silence*
Coach: "huh"
Every single baseball coach 😂😂
Great coaching the fundamentals! Top notch!
This is great stuff. I never played at any level so this gives me some insight to what makes some players so much better than others when they seemingly have the same basic physical tools.
As an infielder - always the worst when a coach asks to take your glove and shoves their hand in it!
Had someone borrow my glove when they gave it back it was all sweaty inside. Disgusting. I was like wtf how could that much sweat come out of your hand? I run cool I guess. My glove is aways dry.
Price we all have to pay for not getting it right the first time. How do you think I felt, as a catcher??? I never gave up my glove.
Is this where all the little girls comment ?
I coach 13 year olds in little league.. listening to and watching this coach has made me so much better. And its comforting to know that there is still a lot of the same headaches. Focus, effort, consistency.
I just love Baseball. The nuances of the game makes the game so great.
My God, if I had only been drafted the wealth of knowledge and smarts the MLB way I could have learned. zi could listen to this coach all day long.
Keep it up guys, nice to see these drops of what you people do in a MLB team on a daily basis!
not gonna lie, before i thought baseball was boring as shit to watch, but watching this dude in his training/practice videos really highlights skill in baseball to a whole new level where I think I could actually watch it and not view every inning as the same thing repeated 9 times.
I played baseball my entire childhood. Still puts me to sleep watching it. The league needs to keep speeding the games up. Pitch timers, Batter stop calling for time out, less time between innings.
@@MrBryant240sx 9 months later i still didnt watch a single full game LOL
Not an orioles fan. But a baseball fan and enjoyed watching this. Glad it randomly popped up on my feed lol
Excellent!!!!
I love this! Lucky to have access to this type of knowledge. Makes the next generation of the game so much better!
Y'all rock, I am big fan.
Excellent.
Loving these videos
This is awesome, thanks for posting
Great instruction
I’m just a 10U travel softball team coach but this stuff gets me amp’d
Grear insight
👍🏻👍🏻
If only nfl teams did this. You would have New England Spying on everyone
I misinterpreted the rrrules.
You probably don’t even know what really happened. New England wasn’t spying on anybody they were just filming from a area your not allowed to!!
💪🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
You need a channel buddy great information sir
Although im a yankee fan i would pay alot to learn the game with bobby
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The training difference between the Orioles and the giants is incredible. The coach, the plays, the atmosphere is all different. The Orioles really look like a triple A team and the giants are looking like World Series candidates….
umm….
How bout now? 😉
All stuff these guys should already know!
TruthBearer The best never stop learning. Maybe he's doing these vids for baseball in general.
Why should they already know it? Who taught them? Dad - who never played past little league? Or the college coach who's too busy worried about the numbers in his "Wins" column and recruiting the next year's class to give the individual attention necessary to develop players to their greatest potential? No. Most do NOT know it. I had to learn this while working minor league ball. I also used to help take care of that very field.
Judging from the age of these kids, and Bobby being mic'd up, these are probably invited recruits or players affiliated with Ripken's camps. They are not Major Leaguers.
TruthBearer sure they might know it but it’s a good refresher either way, they train to get better at their art of say double plays or tagging runners who steal.
Dumb statement by you
@@MH3GL he literally said "You are a major league athlete"
Communication is key..
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It’s amazing how simple it is. Go watch video of coaches coaching great high school players and the coach nows nothing they just let the kids do what ever they want and than claim that they coach that kid. If your coaching any group of kids or young adults you should watch this short video. Very simple for all levels even MLB. Good stuff.
Coach:you can do that too?
The MLB player:mmm.......... (OFCOURSEEE)
Streamlining thru teamwork.
Bingo. 🙂
This is the problem…I learned this as a 13 year old. Pros don’t get thought these type of thing till the are in the pros
It’s not Baltimore without the sirens 🚨
Hey, it's me
4:28 he might’ve realized that he doesn’t speak much English at this point lol
these are supposed to be major league infielders?
Yes just cause you are an amazing athlete doesn’t mean you understand fundamentals, defensively I believe machado is amazing, he doesn’t give a damn about fundamentals lol. Not every player will be as talented as machado and in those cases fundamentals will keep u in the league longer
He's showing sooo many different options, but then says to try and use only one..... ??????
I understood what he said, make it easier for the ss to time and know how you are feeding him the ball. Be consistent, these athletes can do every-which way but if I’m the SS I want to have an idea of where and how ur throwing me the ball
"if you cant do it, work on it."
One moment of silence for people who don’t get the game of baseball
How the Fuck can you make it to this level and not know what’s going on? This explains the issues in Baltimore.
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That's why i didn't want to go pro my skillz were really high and for someone to tell me that iam sleeping on my apartment doesn't really cut it.😂🤣😅
Yeah I am way too good for the pros
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yea...black shirt guy doesn't speak fluent english...
"Glove presentation"? Gimme a break.
Martin Brady what do you mean ???
For the teammate to look at duh
Sense of communication
You are a clown
All good infielders bring the glove out early, they don’t let the ball eat them up. That’s what glove presentation means
These guys have been playing since they were probably 6. Through high school, college and minors. Did their coaches not talk about infield play?? No training /coaching in the minor league system??? A "power feed." Seriously?
Oh im sorry which mlb team did you play for again?
Martin Brady he looks he’s about 50, probably got cut freshman year
stfu who are u
They are (at the most) high school players just drafted (maybe) into rookie ball. It will be 6-8 years before they reach MLB (if). After 6-8 years of doing baseball 6-8 hours a day and winter leagues how good will they be?
No future with those lame, unnecessary outfits.