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Dansby Swanson walking through this infield routine via his YouTube video. I cut it up to show my favorite parts but the full length video is on his channel. I just stumbled on this and absolutely love seeing different perspectives on how the pros go about their routines. Everyone...

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Baby Jvor 2 Jahren

@LieutenantDans7 All of that to say “Thanks Wash” thanks for working with me

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Megan Rembielakvor 2 Jahren

@LieutenantDans7 He does… in his full video haha I edited it to the parts I liked.

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Zach Sunderlagevor 2 Jahren

@LieutenantDans7 Thank ol Ron Washington for these drills

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Caleb Estesvor 2 Jahren

@DigInBaseball @LieutenantDans7 Pure gold

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LR__Cole🫏vor 2 Jahren

@LieutenantDans7 Nice cut up and great find. Thanks for sharing. 🔗 to the 🎥 on his YT:

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John Brayervor 2 Jahren

@LieutenantDans7 @JackBrayerV

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SFloyd21vor 2 Jahren

@LieutenantDans7 Thank goodness I have soft enough hands where I don't have to push through a short hop. Seems like such a do or die mentality.

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Megan Rembielakvor 2 Jahren

@LieutenantDans7 Because it somewhat is depending on where you try and catch the short hop. Working through a short hop allows you to get it right off the dirt and to stick. Soft hands wouldn’t work in every situation.

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Savoir-Fairevor 2 Jahren

@LieutenantDans7 Workouts will never be the same with Wash!

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Coach Big ALvor 2 Jahren

@LieutenantDans7 So good!

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