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Today’s Tip: Going to youth and even high school games, you will see base runners at second base commonly trying to advance to third base when they shouldn’t and it results in an easy out at third base. Here’s a simple drill to assist base runners read and know which ground balls they should or should not advance to third base on. 🎥 @gxa_skyhawks #mlb #infielddrills #infielder #baseballtraining #baseballpractice #baseballinstruction #baseball #baseballdrills #baseballlife⚾️ #infieldtraining #infieldcoach #baseballcoach #infield #fielding #fieldingdrills #baseballislife #baseballlife #baseballplayers #infieldevelopment #baseballdevelopment #baseballseason #practice #coach #tuesdaytip
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Video Cone Consulting - The feet make the infielder. Hands, get a lot of attention, but what an infielders feet do, tells a lot about how good of an infielder they are or can be. Show me an infielder with good feet and…
Video Cone Consulting - Today’s Tip: Whatever your warm-up routine/catch play program is, how serious do you take it? There’s a reason why higher level players take their routines seriously. If you’re a younger player,…
Video Cone Consulting - Today’s Tip: I see a lot of young infielders get caught up in being flashy in the infield. However, you cannot substitute being flashy for being fundamental. If you are fundamentally sound, you can…
Video Cone Consulting - Today’s Tip: Master before you move on. Many players and parents want to move on more difficult or complicated concepts in baseball before mastering the basics. Obviously players need to move to…

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