2018. Here. We. Go.

In an ideal world, you and your team have a detailed strategy for your program goals on day one.

Then after the first week, it becomes apparent to you where your team needs extra attention to specific skill sets, and you and your coaching staff realize the need for a pow-pow.

Fortunately for those following us on Twitter and Instagram, our network of coaches generously share their constructive creativity by making and running drills that keep their practices fresh and competitive. And we’re going to share some of our favorites so far in 2018 to get you well on your way to a successful season!

Start with a Drop Step

Young bucks working on their drop steps @FungoMan pic.twitter.com/dXMB7EVxdH

— Sean Travers (@sixfourclub) January 26, 2018

Clean Throws From Catchers

Gamers @FungoMan at 83mph, with receive and throw drills with 15u catchers. Game speed reps. pic.twitter.com/BiUyZ80Y0z

— stlgamers (@stlgamers) January 29, 2018

Pre-Scrimmage Warm-Ups

We have @CoachMartinez7 & @FungoMan working hard for individual defensive instruction before we start scrimmage games pic.twitter.com/0qDaQdPGv5

— SDSU Baseball (@SDSUBaseball) December 28, 2017

Keep It Classic: Grounders

Coach @tlove171 giving some 🔥 lessons.

Come to the @fieldhouse_318 and start using @FungoMan today!

Individual players or private team groups! pic.twitter.com/XYHx5GsPwg

— The Fieldhouse (@fieldhouse_318) January 10, 2018

3 Man Weave: No Room For Lazy

 

@fungoman helping us w/ our version of the 3 man weave. Better get behind ball and push thru the middle - unless you want to get run over. No time to be lazy. #reps #hardworkpaysoff #standout #thattababy

A post shared by Diamond Instincts (@di_baseball) on Dec 4, 2017

Have some drills for pre-season work that you’d like to share? Just mention us on social media so we can highlight you and your team training for 2018 success. For more great practice drill videos check out Coach Christ Finwood at Old Dominion University putting in the work.