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We are thrilled to share an incredibly valuable resource to the baseball academy owners out there! One of our amazing FungoMan users, Coach Chance Beam with Titans Sports Academy in KENNESAW, GA curated an incredible resource for baseball coaches and baseball academy owners alike. His practice regiment is comprehensive and would better any program [Coach Beam was Assistant Coach at the University of Tennessee during the 2001 season when his team reached the College World Series in Omaha, NB. Tennessee finished 3rd nationally that year and had 11 players taken in the MLB draft]. Here is Chance Beam's Baseball Practice Drills Sessions Book, complete with 40 sessions, each featuring a baseball drill to get everyone moving and working with the goal to not waste a single minute of potential work in practice. DOWNLOAD IT FOR FREE BELOW!

While other kids were watching Cable TV growing up, I remember watching the YES Network documentaries of Yankee greats, including the likes of Don Mattingly. I'll never forget hearing Mattingly talk about how obsessed he was with baseball in high school. He credits his high school coach for his unparalleled work ethic, challenging him to be the best on his team, best in his city, and best in the state, etc., etc. You wouldn't find Mattingly with other students at the cafeteria during lunch hour. You'd find him in the indoor batting cage set up in the basketball gymnasium. Those individual practice sessions during lunch period are the gems we at FungoMan value most in the makeup of a player's development. Check out the ways players are capitalizing on individual practice.

All coaches have a number of go-to drills they visit in practice every single day. Aside from the obvious ones like ground balls to infielders and BP, your favorites might be anything in your coaching repertoire from hot box, to double play drills, to long toss. Wouldn't it be great if you knew you could workout every position efficiently in an hour practice? That's exactly what this infographic is for. In practice, it's nice to have a regiment of go-to drills that can work for your team on specific skills for each position, while also keeping everyone engaged and challenged.