So catchers are largely the managers on the field. We tell the pitcher where to get over. Were in command of a lot of things that take place out here. Were leaders on the field. We need to. Were the sole one’s that see the entire field. It is a rule that if you don't like it, don’t catch because you have to be a leader.

So ever thought about it? Does the bat really matter? Does the length, the size, the color, does it actually count in the successfulness of the hitter? The solution to all those is yes. They all can matter. Yes the size can matter. Yes the length will matter. And often, for some hitters, the color will count also. That’s right the color will matter. When we are looking down at this bat, we received to make certain we are assured in it.

This is one of my favorite baseball hitting drills called the fence drill. This drill saved a season for me, both off the tee and when somebody was basically throwing balls to me underhand from the front, obviously from behind an L screen or some type of protective device. You want to stand fairly close to the net and place the bat at your navel. I reccomend that you stand about a foot away from the net. This is basically punishment if we dive too much or we over rotate and come in. We are going to hit the net. This is going to make us to stay square. This is going to persuade us to let a ball get deep if it is moving.