Written by renowned baseball author Dan Russell, "Baseball Fielding Mechanics Explained" provides a comprehensive and illustrative step-by-step approach to both developing the fundamentals of basic fielding technique, as was well as describing how to play the infield and outfield positions.
From the simple mechanics of how to field a ground ball, to the proper technique used for turning a double play, Coach Russell employs a simple building block model of teaching players how to execute these plays properly and safely. Coach Russell also includes dozens of skill building drills for each player, including blocking drills for the catcher, ball tracking drills for the outfielder, and footwork and tagging drills for all of the infielders. This book comes complete with dozens of photos to illustrate the proper techniques to be employed on every play.
Along with Coach Russell’s other books, this books is a must-have for any player or coach looking to improve all aspects of baseball mechanics.
Author Bio:
Dan Russell is a long standing member of the American Baseball Coaches Association and is the president of a Canadian baseball association. In addition to coaching various levels of youth baseball teams, Mr. Russell is a regular attendant and speaker at baseball conferences and clinics throughout North America. In the formation of his baseball books, Mr. Russell was assisted by comments and interviews given by coaches Skip Bertman, Ron Polk, Mike McRae, and Tony Rasmus, among numerous others. Mr. Russell has compiled a unique and insightful look into the worlds of baseball mechanics and strategies and has documented these ideas for the benefit of the young players of tomorrow.
