3-4 year old Catching Drill
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- čas přidán 22. 03. 2021
- Here is another video of one of my drills I do in my practices when I want to teach beginners how to catch a ball. As you see them get better, you can always move back further. Always try to aim for their glove just to give them confidence and will not fear the ball.
As a single mom who knows nothing about sports this helps me know where to start with my boys! I really want them to try and get into baseball.
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Coaching tee ball for the first time! this is really good and realistic! It’s not for some promo but strictly fundamentals. Got to love backyard baseball!
Thanks a lot!
I really wish you had more videos. This is the best channel ive seen for toddler coaching tips.
Im teaching my 4-year old and these videos are extremely helpful💪🤙
Great job, Coach.
To have an actual Coach who can teach, and not just a person who talks is the most important thing for all kids. Athletes or non athletes should go through team leadership and accountability environments.
Thank you hope these videos help. Going to put more up soon hopefully
About to coach tball for the first time. Thanks for these videos!
Been trying to figure this out with my kid for a while now. You solved it my man. Thanks a lot for sharing this knowledge
Quite useful. I can't take my kid to baseball practice and after a quick search, I found your videos. This is really helpful!
Awesome coaching. Do you do any baseball tutorials for 7yr olds
Thank you for sharing this drill. Want my 5 year old to practice catching! Hope to improve his eye / hand coordination.
Make more videos !! You're awesome!!
Thanks bro. I’m trying to teach my little brother how to play and this video is really helpful
This is very helpful. Thank you.
I am teaching my 4 year old boy this is very helpful
Thank you so much for your videos bro. I love trying to help my little ones, but I had no drills or anything to go on. And now I’m coaching her softball team so you’ll be my go to.
Happy to help
First year coaching ttball this year for my 5 year old...he knows most but other kids dont...thanks.for the tips...our first practice this wednesday...thanks for the simple drills...hope u keep making more. God bless
Awesome. Good luck this season..
Awesome stuff!! Thanks for sharing
no problem
This helped me a lot trying to teach my little sister she is more of an indoor girl
Thanks Man this is 🔥🔥🔥
I’m from UK where baseball ain’t really a thing but just bought us baseballs and gloves and love now getting my 3 year old into playing catch
Coming at you from Boise, I appreciate you taking the time to go through these drills. I’m a first time coach and let’s just say I found you just in time! Anxiously awaiting whatever you post next!
glad to hear
Looking forward to more of your uploads!
More to come
Thank you for great tips
You are welcome.. glad you like them.
I like that you did a great job go ahead trap that ball thanks for sharing
Ohhh that’s good. I need me some spots.
I don't know how I feel about squishy balls. When a young one gets hit with a hard ball it hurts but they have to get used to that if they want to progress.
no they don’t lol they’re 4
i like it. I highly respect you taking the time to help others teach baseball to tballers. The next generation is in good hands with more people like you.
I have a bit of constructive criticism for what it's worth to you.
I don't like the trap drill because when players catch the ball their glove is sideways in front of them most of the time and only high glove side catches will they have their glove held the way you had them holding theirs. So what i do is i have them place their throwing hand behind their back and i use a tennis ball to soft toss it and have them catch it with their glove hand bare handed. this teaches them glove orientation no matter the location of the throw, because as you know, you always want your palm facing the ball if you want the best chances of catching a ball. if they struggle holding onto the ball barehanded i tell them its ok as long as it hits their hand and not them. once they get a few good reps in with that i have them put their glove on and do the same thing. I explain to them the glove is the same as their hand and if they act like their glove is their hand theyll always have the best chances of catching the ball. once they get it down from a soft toss i back up a little bit and challenge them to longer throws. Then i'll have them add their throwing hand to help secure the ball, either helping squeeze the glove or coming over the front of the glove to secure the ball.
So basically the drill you showed i think will build bad habits you'll have to break later on.
Teaching youngins like that to hold their glove the right way is the hardest part of teaching tball. the fact you have a drill to help them with that means you truly care about teaching baseball the right way and help them stay safe by using their glove the right way. I respect it! Take care
Thank you again!
glad I was able to help
Thank you 4 sharing
This is a great repetitive exercise. The kids picked up on it and helped them really secure the ball during catch. During the games, you can see it working when the kids take turns playing first base.
Awesome. Thanks for commenting. Everyday practice this drill and they will get very good at catching properly.
Hello, thank you for the video. I find it very helpful. What size spots do you use?
Thanking you fir watching. I use 9” spots
Go Braves!
Need more drills coach!
let me know what kind of drills you want to see. I just uploaded a new video you should check it out
Do you have drills to prepare kids that are moving up to the 5 and 6 (6 and under) division?
I am going to try to get some up soon..
What are the name for the “spots” you use and where can I buy?
Hello thanks for commenting. Search for poly spots on goggle. I bought mine at Academy in the basketball section.
My son is 5 he can hit
He can throw
He can get ground balls all day .
But when it comes to me throwing a ball to him he scared to catch it he will do the under hand like you said . Any tips .
Hello Ricardo, Do this drill constantly at a close distance until he is not scared. Then slowly move five steps back and stay there until he gets comfortable. Try to be accurate at throwing directly into his glove. Have him trap the ball with his other hand. This drill helped all my kids. I didn’t move back until I knew they were confident and showed they weren’t scared. You need to repeat this drill constantly and they will eventually get it. It might get boring for you but fundamentals are boring but must be done to advance to more challenging things. Repetition Repetition repetition daily is key.
What ball did you use?
Used an official tvb tball indoor/outdoor training ball
Teaching keeping the glove up like that doesnt happen enough at the younger ages. Ive worked with many 9-12 year olds that have the bad habit of turning thw glove over. It's a hard habit to break.
you are right I see that a lot. If you are not taught right it does become a bad habit and those are hard to break. You just have to consistently do it. I have spent a whole practice working on catching and throwing just to make my point. Sounds boring but it all finally became a good habit and the kids were more successful out on the field. This was with a 12u recreational softball team.
@@mr.sportscoach6965 exactly, Ive spent more time on that than Id like to admit and we still have issues crop up and have to revisit the basics. The other skill that is neglected alot is how to swing a bat. Ive been pulling my hair out trying to create batter swing paths!
@@JDSwartout I should be coming up with a couple bat drills that I do to get just that, A better swing path. It’s all just repetition on every day drills like these that will make player more successful. Hope to get them out soon.
They need to invent a training glove. They can't squeeze a real glove.
There's a much softer glove they sell.
Use the velcro paddles with the tennis ball then work into glove works wonders
This was very helpful. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!