Jack Leggett Infield 3-Pack

Coach Jack Leggett brings over 25 years of successful coaching to this baseball video. Coach Leggett focuses on the important fundamentals of infield play and drills to teach them.

Coach Leggett begins with the stance and the keys to creating the proper body angle to successfully field groundballs. He then teaches how to field balls hit directly at the fielder and then to the glove and backhand side. He also shows two ways to field slow rollers. In addition, Leggett demonstrates common fielding flaws and the measures to take to correct them. Some of the flaws include not fielding the baseball out in front, problems with creating the proper body angle, flipping the glove over, not staying down on the ball and more. This is a terrific instructional baseball video for players and coaches at any level.

54 minutes. 2003.

This is the baseball video that coaches all over the country who have seen a Jack Leggett-coached team have been asking for!

Coach Leggett demonstrates more than 25 baseball drills he uses in his national power program to develop infielders. The fielding drills focus on three key areas of improvement- the hands, the feet and throwing. Footwork drills using ladders & hurdles provide an excellent way to improve quickness and agility. Drills are demonstrated to develop hand quickness as well as arm strength and accuracy. This is a must-have instructional baseball video for players and coaches at any level.

49 minutes. 2003.

Coach Jack Leggett demonstrates the baseball drills he uses to improve infield play and practice efficiency in a team or group environment. More than 15 baseball drills are demonstrated including his 30 minute infield drill, the square drill and an excellent drill that combines batting and infield practice. Areas covered include ground balls, bunt offense and defense, game situations such as first and third defense and offense, pitchers fielding practice, tagging, unassisted double plays and much more! This is a great look at the key team drills being taught by one of the outstanding baseball coaches today.

38 minutes. 2003.