Welcome to Full Count Baseball
Baseball practice is for learning fundamental skills and getting the reps needed to master them. The challenge is how to do this in a fun way with limited time and resources.
Our clipboard-ready practice plans balance teaching time with building skills and strength. Our scenario-based plans organize team reps for learning situations that win games.
Our materials were developed by coaches with professional playing experience as well as coaching experience from little league to college baseball. We know what works.
Coach Training for LeaguesVolunteer coaches are vital to youth baseball. Training them is crucial to your players development and happiness.. Our packages for leagues include: Travel Team Practice Plan$10.00 These ten clipboard-ready practices mix team drills and position-specific stations to develop your players into a skilled and well-drilled team. We designed these plans to maximize a measured number of reps your players need throwing, swinging and fielding into a variety of drills and games that make each practice unique and fun for your players while making them stronger, better players. They are so well organized all you will need to do is print them out to use them at today's practice. Designed for 11U, 12U, 13U and 14U teams and advanced 10U, 11U and all-star teams. $10.00 Baseball Practice Plans and DrillsOur practice plans are built using fun drills and useful game speed scenarios. We have practice plans for beginners (tee ball, 6, 7 and 8 year olds), novice (9 and 10 year olds) as well as older players (11, 12, 13 and 14 year olds). Practice Plans If you are not satisfied, we do offer a 7 day money-back guarantee. | The First Day of PracticeWow. It’s finally here, the first day of practice. We’ve waited all winter for this. For some of us, we’ve been practicing for months. For others, we’ve just begun. Either way, that first outside practice is exhilarating. The sound and feel of being cooped up in a cage for seemingly weeks on end hitting into nets, off tees and from coaches throwing from 25’ is over and the world has now opened up. For us Midwesterners, the world is now in equilibrium. Before we begin, it is important to understand a few things to make the transition seemless. Florida Infield BlogFlorida Infield Blog Post So we have been in Florida for a week now. Rain washed out yesterday’s and today’s games. I have a few minutes to reflect over the past week. If my college team could have caught and thrown the ball well defensively, we would have been undefeated so far. As it is, we still managed to start 4-2. Most of us northern teams have this dilemma, though. Common Mistakes in Young HittersIf major league hitters are one thing, they are meticulous. Watch them get their stance in the box. This process can seem to take hours. They tighten their batting gloves, they dig their back foot in, step back out of the box, they put their hand up to the umpire for time, take their stance again, and then they tap the plate and check their alignment. Okay, I’m ready. This tells me one thing, your set up matters. A lot. Take the time to get it right and put your body in a strong starting position. |