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Catching Fly Balls

By: PlaySportsTV Baseball over 3 years ago
Category: Fielding, All Ages

It's important for youth baseball players to learn good technique when catching fly balls. This video breaks down the proper way to make an above-the-chin catch, putting the player in the right position to make a play after the catch.

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    10 comments

    • Connor
      Connor
      May 03, 2011

      We get better every week

    • March 15, 2011

      short and to the point. i like it

    • June 04, 2010

      good!

    • May 15, 2010

      Well, this is just one aspect of the catch. The other part is tracking the ball and getting under it, which is always the goal. You're right, not very many times will it be hit to you perfectly, but lots of times you can position yourself perfectly.

    • April 17, 2010

      How many times out of 10 are you going to get a ball in the perfect spot where you can catch it right at your chin? Yeah, not very many. You cant say, " Oh, the ball is going right here so I can catch it right at my chin"! Thats not how it works. Sorry...

    • April 07, 2010

      GREAT!!!

    • April 06, 2010

      Very good drill for the little kids to follow. A good way for them to understand on how to catch the pop fly.

    • March 05, 2010

      Good video, even at the older age players have a hard time with the basics

    • January 25, 2010

      cool

    • May 11, 2009

      Great technique. I have been using it with my 5 year old but with the SafeToss Ball (www.SafeToss.com) just incase he would miss ;). Just last week he made his first pop-fly catch as he played first base!!! Thank you WePlay and Thank you www.SafeToss.com

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