William Cole asked:

Help on some softball hitting drills that prevent missng the ball

Danny’s answer:

Soft toss from the side and tee hitting builds great strength and confidence for young and older hitters.

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William Cole asked:

What are some softball drills and tips to improve overall game performance?

Danny’s answer:

Really depends on what aspect you want to focus on. You are at the right place for drills. My suggestion is to check out Weplay's library of softball drills and use the ones that suit you most. For me soft toss and tee work for hitting and infield hit... Continue reading »

William Cole asked:

Anybody have softball drills that could improve my hitting to at least 2-3 mph?

Danny’s answer:

Try hitting a bag on a post or pole. make sure the bag is padded enough that you bat is safe. stand at a correct distance and hit the bag as if you were swinging at the ball. Use a heavier bat. make sure everytime that your hips are turning hard an... Continue reading »

Makenzie Lovett asked:

what is your opinion on sliding

Danny’s answer:

My experience is in Softball and it is a must to leave the bag ASAP. Make sure you get the best jump off of the bag possible so yoh have a chance to make it. Do not look anywhere but the bag. Our ladies wear long socks and shorts with a sliding pad ... Continue reading »

Tiffany Pugh asked:

im an outfielder for my schools jv team but i hit mostly is there anyway i can improve my batting abilities so i dont let anyone down

Danny’s answer:

If you are willing to put forth the effort and serious about being a better hitter set yourself a weekly goal of the number of hours hitting in the cage, off of the tee, soft toss, laying down bunts, hitting a bag, or any other hitting aide you can. B... Continue reading »

Josh Turner asked:

What is the best way to get players for a new girls basketball team we have done it all. and no luck!!

Danny’s answer:

My daughter and her softball teammates are going to play on an AAU basketball team. Maybe search the web and find out your local NSA, USSSA, and etc. (softball organizations) and ask the coaches to invite players to try out for your team!