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OUTFIELD DRILL Here’s a drill our outfielders really enjoy. It’s a fun challenge for the guys. It requires them to communicate, track fly balls, and COMPETE! Groups of 3. Start by feeding one ball per guy. If they succeed, ADD another ball. Continue this until a ball drops. Last...

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Coach Hines1 年前

Type of machine? How far away are you shooting? Do you ever have them start on their bellies or bellies up to take away situation awareness? Or not enough time to make it safe and productive?

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Mason Sherrill1 年前

We use our “green machine” for this drill and almost all fly ball drills. I’m usually at home plate or along 1B line, so anywhere between 250-315 ft. I have used a mini hack but the distance will have to be much smaller. (Machine on home plate, keeping them in the infield) We do have some drills that require them to start in unconventional positions prior to tracking.

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Hayden Jennings1 年前

This looks fun. We gonna add this to our drill set

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Mason Sherrill1 年前

Our guys love it. I’m sure yours will too!

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