My oldest boy's going to a National Scouting Report showcase in Rochester, NY in early July. They rate players on arm strength, running speed, and fielding technique and send reports to colleges across the country.

I know that long throwing and practicing throws to 2nd from behind the plate, as well as sprint running are excercises he should do in preparation. But, what are some things he can practice with regard to his position behind the plate?

Nice and low with no runners on base, with runners on keep the butt up about knee level, throwing hand behind the glove...

note: some say throwing hand doesnt need to be behind the glove, as long as when the runner goes your free hand does move to the glove.

being relaxed,framing,swaying body when framing, blocking, fielding bunt use glove as backstop when fielding ball. some say to pick ball and others say scoop. I like scoop. Have good feet when fielding and on throws.