Footwork: Infield players don’t be lazy with their feet. Many infield players have the habit that when they see a ground ball about 2 or 3 steps to the right side they are prepared to catch that ball Backhand. If it is not a strong ground ball, you have two options that can help you. 1 you move your feet a little around making a small circle and catch the ball with two hands or you can do the same movement and catch that ball with one hand. Don’t be lazy with your feet, move your feet. If you ca

29K views · 502 reactions | Basics of infield footwork:  2 step pattern   4 step patterns  If all kids on your youth team master these movements you will have a great defensive team! #legendsbaseball #baseball #baseballlife #kidsbaseball #baseballforkids #youthbaseball #coach #coachdavid #coaching | Legends Baseball & Softball Camps | Facebook

8.3K views · 97 reactions | Bats on the ground work nicely for teaching the basics of infield footwork. #legendsbaseball #baseball #baseballlife #kidsbaseball #baseballforkids #youthbaseball #coach #coachdavid #coaching | Legends Baseball & Softball Camps | Facebook

Breaking Down Hop Selection ⚾️ Coach Tyler Gillum with South Mountain Community College Athletics Baseball elaborates on the variety of hops that your players should be able to execute! Watch this interactive video and apply the concepts at your next infielder's practice! 👀👇 | Baseball Coaches Insider