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Monday, May 22 SLIDING INTO BASES Sliding is a skill that is not always correctly taught and at the youth level is often given little more than lip service. The good teams however, do teach this skill. It is not a natural action and requires good technique and practice. It is important to overcome the fear factor in sliding. Fear of being hurt is the one thing that makes a base runner tentative and can cause injury rather than prevent it. Proper sliding must be executed at full speed and when a player slows down he is susceptible to injury. Dont leap, jump or tumble into a slide and dont slow down to prepare for one... http://www.baseball-excellence.com/index.cfm?Method=Instructions_Instructionsdetail&id=45 Thrower's Checklist - How to Throw a Baseball Back Yard Drills - Courtesy of Baseball Excellence - free "Tip of the Week " Monday, April 3 Coaching Philosophy TECHNIQUES FOR COACHING SUCCESS USA Baseball Medical & Safety Advisory Committee Are You Using Batting ...
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