What hitting drills can you do at home?
A tee, a net and a bucket of balls cover most hitting work at home. Soft toss, side toss and front toss add a moving ball once the tee work is steady. The videos show tee drills and how a parent should toss.
What it looks like: Your player wants more swings between practices, with a tee, a net and a parent to toss.
6 videos
Baseball Hitting Drills AT HOME! How to Throw Front Toss | Baseball Rebellion Ripken Baseball Hitting Tip - Soft Toss Baseball Hitting Drill - Side Toss Try This Hitting Drill [One Tee Flip Drill] How to Throw Side Toss | Baseball Rebellion
Where these videos come from
- Antonelli Baseball: Matt Antonelli, a first-round draft pick who played in the major leagues for the San Diego Padres.
- Baseball Rebellion: A hitting and pitching training company.
- Ripken Baseball: Cal Ripken Jr. and Bill Ripken’s youth baseball company; both brothers played in the major leagues.
- Pro Baseball Insider: Doug Bernier, a former major-league infielder.
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