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Identifying What Cues to Use for Each Athlete with Nick Winkelman - The Language of Coaching
Watch as Nick Winkelman discusses identifying which cues to use for each individual athlete. Before you can influence an athlete, you must try to understand them, and it is important to be flexible and adaptable with your communication. Nick questions the athlete on a specific technique or responsibility and the answers assist him in communicating so that the athlete will understand the message and respond.
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Anxiety, Expectations, and Pressure with Dr. Lee Dorpfeld - Univ. of South Florida
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Watch as Dr. Lee Dorpfeld explains how he teaches athletes that you cannot control what is going to happen in the future. All the time wasted on worrying about the future keeps you from the present and from what is happening now. Many times, coaches and parents can create pressure for athletes that lead to a fear of failure.
Core Values with Jeff Tambroni - Penn State Univ.
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Watch as Coach Jeff Tambroni discusses the importance of getting players to buy into the organization and goals. These beliefs should have a constant presence including practice plans so the players are reminded daily of them. The three core values that are examined in detail are relentless work ethic, compassion, and willingness to compete. - Coaches Insider focuses on consistently providing t...
Accept It or Correct It with Alan Stein, Jr.
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Alan Stein, Jr. explains that every single behavior that goes on in your program, on or off the field, is either something you accept or correct. He also explains how eliminating some behaviors, such as complaining, making excuses, and blaming others will lead you to become happier, more successful, and more significant. - Coaches Insider focuses on consistently providing topical, and helpful c...
Competing In Practice with Rich Benjamin - Indiana Wesleyan Univ.
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Coach Rich Benjamin discusses the importance of creating competition daily in your practice environment and setting a standard for performance. - Coaches Insider focuses on consistently providing topical, and helpful content to coaches looking to learn, prepare, and excel with new content posted weekly! - Stay connected with us: Coaches Insider Baseball Content: bit.ly/30mHXKM Baseball Coaches ...
Belief Coaching with Craig Gianinno | Univ. of San Francisco
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Coach Craig Gianinno explains what 'belief coaching' is and discusses the importance of teaching your athletes how to manage their emotions. - Coaches Insider focuses on consistently providing new, topical, and helpful content to coaches looking to learn, prepare, and excel with new content posted weekly! - Stay connected with us: Coaches Insider Baseball Content: bit.ly/30mHXKM Baseball Coache...
Character Development: I Had a Coach with Stephen Mackey
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Watch as Stephen Mackey explains the impact that his high school coach had on his life. He highlights the power and influence a coach has on a young athlete. - Coaches Insider focuses on consistently providing new, topical, and helpful content to coaches looking to learn, prepare, and excel with new content posted weekly! - Stay connected with us: Coaches Insider Baseball Content: bit.ly/30mHXK...
University of Minnesota Head Coach P.J. Fleck | Leadership
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"If you want to be the leader, people are not going to always like you." Coach P.J. Fleck explains the importance of coaches dealing with the negativity that comes with being a leader and having a successful program. As leaders, coaches must educate their players to deal with negativity. - Coaches Insider focuses on consistently providing new, topical, and helpful content to coaches looking to ...
The Basics Work with Alan Stein, Jr.
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Watch as Alan Stein, Jr. explains that in today's world, it is popular to keep chasing what is hot, new, flashy, and to ignore what is basic. This is a mistake, as the basics do work and the first step of improving performance for yourself or your players is to work on them. - Coaches Insider focuses on consistently providing new, topical, and helpful content to coaches looking to learn, prepar...
Building Discipline Into Your Program with Jack Leggett - USA Baseball
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Watch as Coach Jack Leggett explains the importance of setting the culture for your program. Players must know that you care for them not only as baseball players. Discipline is a big part of life as they move on from baseball and Coach believes that most parents want the child to be in a situation where there are expectations. - Coaches Insider focuses on consistently providing new, topical, a...
Animated Playbook - 1st and 3rd Defense - USA Softball With Coach Mike Candrea
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Mike Candrea covers 1st and 3rd Defense with the Animated Playbook.
Fielding Bunts - Bill Reddick
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Bill Reddick demonstrates proper techniques for Fielding Bunts
7 Basic Fundamentals featuring Jim Harrick
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Watch Jim Harrick explains his 7 Basic Fundamentals for basketball. Copyright Coaches Choice (www.CoachesChoice.com)
Mikan Drills with Curtis Loyd
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Watch Curtis Loyd explain Mikan Drills for the Post. Copyright Coaches Choice (www.CoachesChoice.com)
2-3 Zone: Trapping The Post with Muffet McGraw
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Watch Muffet McGraw demonstrate Trapping the Post in a 2-3 Zone.
Out Of Bounds Under Play with Bill Herrion
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Out Of Bounds Under Play with Bill Herrion
Goalkeeper Drill: Playing a ball kicked back to you with Peter Mellor
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Goalkeeper Drill: Playing a ball kicked back to you with Peter Mellor
Five Stages Of The Swing Kevin Ziesman
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Five Stages Of The Swing Kevin Ziesman
First Baseman Stance and Positioning George Valesente
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First Baseman Stance and Positioning George Valesente
Pitching Drill Flat Ground Work Tom House
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Pitching Drill Flat Ground Work Tom House
First Baseman Feeds to Pitcher Covering the Bag - George Valesente
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First Baseman Feeds to Pitcher Covering the Bag - George Valesente
Pitching - Using the K Board to Maintain Delivery Balance with Fred Corral
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Pitching - Using the K Board to Maintain Delivery Balance with Fred Corral
Long Jump Box Drills with Ajamu Olaniyan
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Long Jump Box Drills with Ajamu Olaniyan
Middle Distance Runners - Hill Drills with Mark Maas
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Middle Distance Runners - Hill Drills with Mark Maas
Setting - Game Situation Drills : Christy Johnson Lynch - Iowa State Univ.
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Setting - Game Situation Drills : Christy Johnson Lynch - Iowa State Univ.
Receivers : Hand Release Techniques
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Receivers : Hand Release Techniques
This guy is my 11u coach now
Can anyone explain what the science and reasoning of these drills are?
I don't really understand why "Mine" is called after they get to their spot. Functionally, "Mine" needs to be called out prior to the movement. I run the star drill as a warm up drill, (I call it the clock drill) and have them call "mine" prior to each movement, which is how it should happen in an actual game.
This dude needs major psychiatric help he is so insane.
Nice... Good drill. I needed that..
THis is JOHN KAPELUCK...
Does the 5 ft also apply to 10yr olds?
90s was just built different. Great staple for young coaches build off of. Even here "no coaches hitting the ball"
This is great stuff
Looks more like warm-up and footwork/posture drill than a passing drill.
I SEE YA SPICE!!
I don't get it. I've watched so many overhand videos and everyone makes it look so easy. I keep practicing and I can't get the power they are getting. I'm doing something wrong. Sooo frustrating!
Make sure your toss is far enough frwrd aNd in front of your hitting side(right or left handed…), and -most of the power to a players serve comes from the body not so much the arm or hand itself…how many times have u watched a skinny lil player hammer a serve over nets? We all have and wondered..whaaa? If u only use arm, it won’t go that far if it even goes over. But if u push that side of ur body frwrd at same time u make contact…you’ll be amazed how much diff it makes. Try it, practice it, and nail down ur toss (as in, could make perfect toss w eyes closed)…precision toss is key. U.need.toss.exactly…where u…need it. Not above ur head. Not too far right or left…etc
Thanks for taking the time to reply to my message! I will definitely keep what you said in mind every time I try overhand serve. You're right about small girls powering their serves. I played with a small 13-year-old girl and she powered her overhand serve. I was amazed when I can barely serve it over the net.
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Who covers 1st on a bunt if the second baseman is committed to the steal in between the pitcher and SS (covering the bag).
imo you can either get the force at 2nd with the SS covering or if the runner on third breaks - tag play at home. In some case you can get a tag play with the 1Bman on the bunter/runner if hit hard enough at her. You can also have the pitcher field the bunt and hard fake to 1st or 2nd then whip around to 3rd for potential cheating runner... Or you can just chalk it up to what are you trying to accomplish? Not let the runner from 3rd score? then without getting an out you have done that by holding her at third and creating force plays at all bases and potentially putting yourself in a better position to get an out at any base or turn a DP if there are less than 2 outs.
Why would you want feet in? Every professional player I watch, libero or outside hitter, all have their feet facing outside. They look so funny with their feet in lol. Like a hurt or shy Bambi.
ACCEPT JESUS AS YOUR LORD AND SAVIOR
I’m running this with my 8U kids love it.
what kind of 8U kids do you have? the ones I got can barely make a throw halfway heh
why isn't the 1st baseman holding the runner in your video?
Watching after 10 years 😬 20/11/2021 Saturday
Theres one thing I dont like about it but it's better not to say until the good you need and the time and score are right.
Tom House is the man!
People don't believe it, but, jumping is and artform. You have to be in the right position...but, you have to have the mental ware withal to not start and commit early. I've see 5'8 - 5'10 hitter out jump 6' plus...all because they have perfected their jump, the timing and their ability to rotate in the air to use the block to their advantage. I was a bit miffed in the beginning...as I watched the hitter in motion, not Step by Step. This approach isn't different from nearly all the others...maybe different arm positing...
These intensive and repetitious trainings quite moving in a sense. Thank you for uploading!
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Which video is this?
I like the she girl
First, Tom House messed up my shoulder / labrum in the early 90s after I followed his advice as a kid and turned my thumbs down after hand-break to start the pitching motion. Then, 30 years later, I saw this video and did the towel drill with my son, using my right hand as the target. Low and behold, the force of hitting the towel on my hand repeatedly tore the should up AGAIN!! I can't believe this same guy got me twice - 30 years apart!
I think you messed up your shoulder. When done properly you should be fine.
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You must be made outta glass to have not even been able to survive possibly one of the simplest and safest drills from Tom. Hell from the looks of this comment, you’re probably part of the reason behind many “not for consumption” product warnings.
Old school gold right here
#98 Is that Anthony Adams? aka Spice Adams???
Yes
Whenever I find a video on approaches, I also encounter comments denying the quality/accuracy of the facts of said video. I just wanna master my god dang approach, I have no idea what to trust :' )
Extraordinary coaching
Imho good video. I got all answers I needed so far: hip placement, ball placement respect to my shoulder, important first step. After I tried all this I started jumping real easy, real high.
No one asked if it was your favorite
All kinds of wrong. It looks like she’s walking up to the ball. Her vertical is nonexistent. What is she? 18? She should be flying. Right now she looks like a 12 year old. Very disappointed.
I attempted many programs in the past but it doesn`t help, however this vertical jump training was the best. Fourteen days ago I could only touch the rim and it was disturbing. Now I could dunk and all my friends are shocked at the swift transformation! It is not hard to find this jump guide by Google. Its name is Julian Jumρosen Take care
More hops than a double ipa. 🐇🍺
Nice drills
мне это физрук скинул
This guy is for real. I knew that from the start. So yeah I’m rowing 🚣♀️
Good talk coach row the boat
thank you. I wait for you
Others Words Leadership means National championship bound for Minnesota Gophers Definitely he is so right on Light Ski u.mah Go Gophers Thanks for us making us Starting to believe again in Gophers nation
Damn, that was good. More behind the scenes than the softball crap you get at press conferences.
Fight on.
Omg
Bruh this is dope. Clicked on this to refresh my memory on technique for the upcoming season and turned out this is my coach from college💪🏽👍🏽. Good shit
Important to mark the ball!
The best
Great Video Coach
mkaay?
Good training and tech...
He seems like a pervert