FUNGOMAN JOURNAL

Born from the baseball dad who wanted to give better fungoes to his son outside of practice, he figured: "surely there's a machine out there that can challenge my son with the exact reps he needs." No such machine existed at the time. And hence, FungoMan was idealized for the baseball dad and player who just wanted extra practice. Today we're sharing 5 coach reviews for the teams wanting better baseball practice.

For a long time, baseball coach expectations were measured by ability to fungo accurately. And while being an efficient fungo hitter is still incredible useful (and still needed), coaches today are pushing the creative envelope of how to develop skill in players. Coaches are no longer limited to the plate. Coaches are able to provide reps in more places than one. And these coaches are figuring out how to keep the work going, practice moving, and players growing at a more rapid pace. Check out these 7 creative ways coaches are using their tools in practice or empowering players outside of practice.

If you haven't already heard, Stanford Baseball just got a new leading captain for their nationally respected program, and his name is Dave Esquer. While you may or may not be follow the changing of the guard of D1 baseball universities, this baseball coach warrants a second look. Stanford Baseball just joined the FungoMan community, and Coach Esquer took some time to answer a few coaching questions that we think you will find quite thought-provoking. The topics include his baseball practice philosophy, how he uses FungoMan, and his idealogy of success. Enjoy.