Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Insider Facts: Using Your Hands To Hit The Baseball

By Jim Chapman If you have attended more than one baseball camp in your lifetime, then you have experienced more than a couple theories on how to drive or throw your hands to the baseball. Chances are, you have probably experienced a couple different theories on when to throw the hands as well. Whatever the case, there are certain aspects of driving the hands that are non-negotiable. Much like I discussed in my earlier pieces,...
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Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Bunting Drills to Help You Become a Better Baseball Player

By Thomas Wilson Once you possess learned the optimal way to bunt, you will need to practice this form and repeat the motions again and again. This will cause you eventually being able to do this essentially without thinking when game time comes. The following drills can help you ensure success bunting while hitting if done as an element of your family baseball workouts schedule. Bunting Pepper: This drill requires four players....
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Review: 2011 Easton Rival XXL (-9) BBCOR Baseball Bat

By Dugout Dad Unfortunately, I don't get to actually swing the Easton 2011 BD11XL Rival XXL (-9) Senior League Bat but judging from my son's response, the way it sounds when it connects with a baseball and results we see in power and batting average, this bat is a winner in my eyes. This bat was used during my son's 11U Travel ball season this past spring and he loved it. Upgrading from the ComBat composite bat with the skinny...
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Monday, August 29, 2011

Baseball Hitting Tips: The Basics

By Jeff Wise Many parents of baseball players strive to teach their kids some baseball hitting tips. The most important thing these parents should know is that no matter what their age, be patient with them. Hitting a baseball is a very difficult, and sometimes daunting, task. A lot of kids really struggle and everyone needs much hitting practice to be really good. The best way to encourage players while they develop hitting...
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Friday, August 26, 2011

Some Things to Use When Training in Baseball

By Leland Poliks The assistances of formation of baseball are an effective manner to learn the qualifications which you must carry out the stardom. They can facilitate the muscular development, coordination of eye of hand, as well as on the maintenance and the instruction on qualifications. But, that are the best taken of assistances of formation of baseball your play on the next level? Here some manners of improving your play....
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Recreational Outdoor Sports

By Ethan O. Tanner The humanity we live in is growing progressively stressful, fast-paced, and filled with responsibility. Because of this, everyone needs some time to unwind and have some recreation. Our modern way of life also tends to be inactive, and the meals we eat are often not very healthy. Exercise is a very important component in renewing us. For these grounds, sports recreation activities are some of the best recreation...
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Get More Vacation And Outdoor Sports Important Information

By Steven Fox The world is growing increasingly fast-paced, stressful, and filled with responsibility. Because of this, everyone needs some time to relax and have some recreation. Our modern way of life also tends to be sedentary, and the meals we eat are often not very healthy. Exercise is a very important component in renewing us. For...
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Thursday, August 25, 2011

Hip Power Can Connote More Baseball Batting Power

By Dusty Mattingly, Batting Coach What if I told you that the two foremost hitting theories have it all wrong when it comes to driving the hips into the baseball? Okay, so they don't have it all wrong, but they don't have it all right. Between players wanting to maximize their power and the constant battle to have a high average, players are constantly scrutinizing their mechanics for maximum performance. Between controversial...
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Monday, August 22, 2011

Baseball Fans Can Get The Latest Baseball News And Scores

By John Casson As social networking continues to spread across America, baseball fans are seeking to harness the power of the internet to keep up with the latest baseball news, follow their favorite teams, and keep in touch with fellow fans across the country and around the world. In the United States, "America's pastime" continues to grow as youth, high school, university, and professional leagues extend their reach into cyberspace....
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Saturday, August 20, 2011

Softball Safety Tips

By Leland Poliks Despite the name, a softball is not soft. A softball is about twelve inches in circumference - three inches larger than a baseball. Thousands of children in the United States are treated in emergency rooms for baseball and softball-related injuries. Softball injuries to the head are involved more than any other part of the body. The following safety tips are designed to help children play safe and prevent injury...
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Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Help On Choosing Wooden Baseball Bats

By Raphael Abell So you might have been on the lookout for a baseball bat for what seems like forever and are still trying to locate the right type of bat for you. It is either simply because you might be incredibly choosy or you've no concept as to how to approach getting a baseball bat, particularly if you are new towards the game of baseball. You can find quite a few factors you'd want to know about baseball bats just before...
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The Simplest Way To Purchase Your Initial Baseball Bat

By Tom Zeller Know that whenever looking at baseball bats there are a number of factors that you must consider. Naturally, there are numerous technical facts that should be understood before you do wind up buying one. There are certain baseball bat reviews and observations produced by neutral sites that would certainly help you in your endeavor to obtain the proper kinds of baseball bats. Essentially they are aspects that would...
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Monday, August 15, 2011

Baseball Loading Techniques That Get Results

By Jim Chapman 90% of all baseball batting issues will arise in the load portion of the swing. Between a players confidence level, the physical steps, and pitch recognition, it takes a truly disciplined player to consistently get this portion of the swing correct. If players do not fully integrate the visual, physical, and mental nature of the load, players will surely struggle to find answers to their baseball batting problems....
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Sunday, August 14, 2011

Mark McGwire Comes Out With An Obvious Revelation

By Irwin Botkin Many fans of baseball were surprised by Mark McGwire's recent confession. The slugger had used steroids for the greater part of his baseball career, as this gave him an unfair edge and contributed to the mammoth seasons that we as fans witnessed. Most baseball players are thought to have used steroids in order to pump up their offensive stats, thereby securing more valuable contracts in the process. In McGwire's...
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It Pays To Take Advantage Of Free Baseball Handicapping

By Austin Garrity There are some key differences between betting on baseball and other sports. It doesn't make it more difficult, just different. Once you understand the basic concepts it can still take some time to properly apply them and become profitable. Getting the most from your risk is much easier with a little free baseball handicapping. You should see a number assigned to each team per game. This is the money line. The...
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Saturday, August 13, 2011

Suggestions On Choosing the Perfect Baseball Bat Exhibition Case

By Tom Zeller The thing that you must try and understand is that when it comes to choosing the right kind of baseball bat display case, there's a lot of details you need to gather. At the end of the night, you must understand the fact that there are lots of factors you'll want to consider. The issue is that many people do purchase a baseball bat display case without doing any reviews on it. The problem doing this is always that...
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Friday, August 12, 2011

Knowing the Bat Swing Mechanics

By Jeff Wise It's pretty obvious that if you don't have a good bat swing then you're not going to have good stats. Every player understands the importance of being able to hit the ball. In addition, every player needs a little help at times with their bat swing mechanics. As you develop bat swing mechanics, you will have fewer mechanical breakdowns later. Just to show you how important the mechanics are, even professional players...
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Thursday, August 11, 2011

Determining The Top 5 Starters In All Of Baseball

By Carey Holzem We're in the midst of a lull in the baseball world, as the World Series ended two months ago and it's yet another few months before the new season begins. As a result, I like to pass the time by taking a few moments to reflect on the current state of the game. I've written many articles of the sort, and today I'd like to pay homage to five of the best pitchers in professional baseball today. So here they are...
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Tuesday, August 9, 2011

Different Types of Baseball Bats

By Maurice Jones Many years ago, baseball bats were crafted from one type of material: wood. Though, as time has passed, bat manufacturers have constructed their bats from many different materials. With this narrative, we will go over the unique variations of baseball bats. Original baseball bats were crafted out of wood. Wooden bats remain popular these days, as professional leagues, such as Major League Baseball, require their...
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High School Sports Keep On Giving

By Rosie Tanner Although lacking the big money of college and of course professional national and local leagues, high school sports has a unique appeal all of it's own as promising young athletes compete to show their potential and skills, and just enjoy themselves. Many of these athletes will not make the big time and fans often get to see a rawer and more pure version of their favorite sports than offered by the pros. Although...
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Monday, August 8, 2011

New BBCOR Baseball Bat Regulations to Take Effect in 2012

By Derek Etherington The game of high school baseball is changing. A completely new regulation designed for baseball bats is going to take effect January 1, 2012 for all high schools around the country. The National Federation of High Schools (NFHS) has dictated that all baseball bats made use of in high school play needs to be BBCOR certified starting with the start of the new year. The state of California already made this...
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Sports in Los Angeles

By Robert Nickel Los Angeles, California has five major sports venues and ten professional sports teams. There are also a multitude of amateur sports teams, clubs and organizations in LA, as well as those in the outlying areas. It is likely the history of sport in California began with the indigenous peoples, but it appears the beginnings of organized professional sports in LA started with the National Football League in 1926....
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Saturday, August 6, 2011

The Very Best Places to Find Baseball Equipment

By Thomas Wilson Numerous young baseball players want to buy new equipment and baseball workouts and training programs. While I strive and stress that equipment and baseball training products will not magically turn you into the best player ever, they are doing assist you to enhance your game if you use them properly and on a regular basis. With that said, you would like to buy these products, but you also don't desire to waste...
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Friday, August 5, 2011

Choosing the Correct Baseball Bat

By Cal Davis Most coaches and parents these days know that participating in sports is very pricey. There's the travel, uniforms, dues, and most of all...equipment! Housing a baseball or softball player is certainly no different. One of the most expensive purchases you are probably going to make is the baseball bat. Bats can vary broadly in how much they cost, going from $20 all the way up to $375. It's key for you to recognize...
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Monday, August 1, 2011

Phils' Oswalt Leaves Team To Check On Family's Safety

By Anibal Scott Phillies righthander pitcher Roy Oswalt has briefly left the team for personal reasons. He's returned home to Mississippi to check on his family after a series of tornadoes struck the area several days ago. Three major storms rampaged through central Mississippi last weekend causing widespread destruction and at least three deaths. Assuming all is well, Oswalt is hoping to rejoin the team in time for his next...
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