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All drills by Maven Softball

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  1. Tempo Swings
    11 comments 17814 views

    This drill begins with a batter taking easy, relaxed swings, developing muscle memory. Then when they swing harder, they w...

  2. Hip Isolation
    20 comments 13777 views

    This drill is designed to help hitters learn to use the middle and lower half of their bodies.

  3. Weighted Ball
    2 comments 4602 views

    Throwing with weighted balls helps develop arm strength and power.

  4. Three Drills for Increasing Speed
    6 comments 5993 views

    Coach Ernie Parker, a world-renowned coach, shares three drills to help pitchers develop speed, including a Kneeling Drill...

  5. Heavy Ball Drill
    2 comments 2898 views

    Working on flexibility with a heavy ball, using a slower arm circle helps strengthen the bicep, the forearm, the wrist and...

  6. The Tape Drill
    10 comments 6749 views

    A spinning drill you can do anywhere that uses a roll of tape to accentuate mistakes and demonstrate proper technique.

  7. Elastic Drill
    2 comments 4795 views

    A great drill for older pitchers to work on accuracy and pitch arc. It will help develop a good feel for when and where th...

  8. String Zone Drill
    10 comments 4920 views

    A great drill to work on for getting pitchers accustomed to throwing strikes.

  9. Rising Lid Drill
    5 comments 5068 views

    A great, but challenging drill for a hitter's hand-eye coordination using the lid of a coffee can.

  10. Fixing an Incorrect Stride
    7 comments 15702 views

    A common mistake that hitters make is striding out or back during their swing. Here's how to correct that.