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The Art of the Infield: 3-Step Approach for the Complete Infielder


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The Art of the Infield: 3-Step Approach for the Complete Infielder



The Art of the Infield: 3-Step Approach for the Complete Infielder


with Bo Durkac,
University of North Carolina-Charlotte Assistant Coach

Excellent infield players progressively learn the skills needed in the infield one at a time. Many different skills and techniques combine to make up a total player. Coach Durkac breaks down his fielding instruction into three areas: get to the ball as quickly as possible, catch and secure the ball, and throw the ball. First step quickness is the key to solid fielding. To achieve that skill, Durkac teaches proper touchdown technique, which is the point where both feet make contact with the ground to field the ball. He also shows drop step technique that helps players handle all three types of hoppers. The two quick shuffles technique is taught as an approach skill prior to fielding the ball. Three throws are used when making double plays, and are demonstrated in this presentation. The rake and making plays with your feet are additional skills demonstrated.

83 minutes. 2008.


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The Art of the Infield: 3-Step Approach for the Complete Infielder
on June 27, 2008
by Anonymous

This DVD is definately NOT worth the money. The coach contradicts himself repeatedly. One in particular is when he says that it is not ok for the ball to hit you in the chest and fall to the ground in front of you (he is trying to make the point that you should NOT be square but on an angle when recieving a ground ball), but later he says that it is ok for the ball to hit you in the stomach and drop to the ground in front of you. The information in this DVD is just not good, especially for the younger player. There are much better DVD's out there for the money.

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