Here's a competitive game/youth baseball drill your players will love that also serves as a great warm up or practice ending drill. "Ultimate Baseball" is modeled after "Ultimate" - a fast-moving team sport played with a Frisbee on a football field. The only difference in the baseball version is you play with a RIF 1 or safety-soft baseball and gloves. What makes it a great warm up drill is that you can start with as few as four players (2 on 2), and players can join in as they show up. Many of your kids are already familiar with Ultimate as it is a popular among PE teachers for it's simplicity and fun. As youth baseball coaches we are always looking for fun educational experiences for the kids. Click read more to see the drill from Coach pat and Coaching Youth baseball..

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Here is a fun and competitive full team drill that is excellent for teaching aggressive base running, which does not come naturally to young players.  There is no better drill to teach your players to round the bases, which puts them in position to take an extra base when the opportunity presents itself.  This is also great drill to finish a practice - your players won’t be able to wait for next time!  Best of all this drill works even on those early spring days when the infield is too soft for a scrimmage.  You can even do this youth baseball drill indoors in a gym during the winter months or when rain prevents practicing outside.

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