I am interested in swapping a variety of material, I have information on fielding, hitting, catching, pitching, baserunning and coaching in general. I am interested in getting a High school/college Player - Coaching manual along with various information about the high school game.
I too would love to participate. I am not sure what I have to offer just yet as I am a relative newbie to HS coaching. Here is my attempt at the requirements:
1. malibuskier2003@yahoo.com 2. A - Middle Infield Play B - Hitting C - Tryouts 3. I have a smorgasboard of information I have gleened from the internet and a variety of practice plans I have created but all of my stuff is centered around (and caters to) youth baseball. I will, however, share anything I have if someone wants it.
Dave
Posts: 4 | Location: Salinas, Ca | Registered: January 04, 2009
Email : rbeale@ccboe.net or ribeale@comcast.net Looking for: Hitting drills, Coach knight, I would love to see your pitching info and the motivational stuff. i want to put something either in our locker room or on a t-shirt. Last year we had a group that was more focused on themselves and not the team and this is something I want to hit on from the get go.
I definately would be interersted in the bertman stuff from his LSU days.
Willing to give: I have some very good scouting charts and also some game day items for our own team. An offensive production chart that I first received from another coach here in GA and changed it a little for our goal.
Posts: 14 | Location: Georgia | Registered: November 27, 2007
Email me at coach2709@bellsouth.net and I will return the favor
If anyone has tried to email me at the above address in the past month I have not got it. I changed service providers and that email it no longer active. If you have tried me at that email and I did not reply please don't think I am blowing you off.
If you want to get in touch with me use this new email
coach2709@embarqmail.com
Thanks
When life hands you gators - make Gatorade
Posts: 1994 | Location: Started in WV - then to KY - now in NC | Registered: May 12, 2006
1.Looking to make some mods to our charts. Looking for some examples of hitting and pitching charts with one player/page and charts with multiple players/page.
2. Also looking for scouting charts
The problem with socialism is that eventually you run out of other people's money - Margaret Thatcher
Posts: 244 | Location: TX | Registered: September 27, 2005
I am looking for rating sheet or whatever you guys may use for tryouts. I have never been around a program that has had to make cuts before and want to know what some of you use. Anything you could send me would be great. I also am new to coaching and don't have much to offer in return at this point. Thanks for the help.
Coachc....we rate our players in 5 categories. Arm speed, 60 time, hitting, fielding, and throwing accuracy.
We then rank them from 1 to however many you have trying out. Example....Who ever throws the hardest on the gun gets ranked #1 second hardest thrower gets ranked #2 and so on.
We then add all five category rankings together to get a total score. The player with the lowest score is rated #1 and so on down the line. We put this on a spread sheet to help keep up with it.
Most guys that have been around the game awhile can rate players pretty well, but this give you something on paper that you can show parents and players. This will also help for those players that feel like that should be playing up. It gives them hard data on how they compare to the others on the team.
Coach , Do you have a chart that you use during the tryout process? How do you get the arm speed? for inf? Out? Do you have them all throw from one spot?
We do something similar as far as hitting goes we rate each swing a kid takes during BP.
Player 6 5 3 1 0 6 a " Line drive Shot" or HR 5 Line drive, Deep Fly, hard hit ground ball 3 Routine fly, ground ball 1 Weak Grounder or Weak pop, fall ball into cage 0 Swing and Miss
We also rate kids on fiedling, I am always looking for new info. We base things on speed , have not timed them before but we will this year.
I like the radar reading on all kids.
Posts: 14 | Location: Georgia | Registered: November 27, 2007
We have a coach at each station with a spread sheet chart containing player names (save alot of time at practice) recording the scores. We then rotate players from station to station.
The same way you rate your hitting, we also rate fielding and throwing accuracy.
We have done throwing different through the years, but the last few we have had them all throw from the same spot. We are looking simply for arm speed when we do this.
Most time there will be a natural separation in the scores, and this is often where we divided our players for the different teams or for the players that are cut.
The problem with socialism is that eventually you run out of other people's money - Margaret Thatcher
Posts: 244 | Location: TX | Registered: September 27, 2005
Thanks guys! My biggest problem is going to be the fact that we will probably not be able to get outside because of weather. North Cent. IL is usually not cooperative for the first week or so of practice. I am expecting to have some difficult cuts this year so I really want to have something on paper to have for parent/player complaints.
Posts: 2 | Location: Pontiac, IL | Registered: January 07, 2009
Some guys had sent me some baseball info and others asked for info. Can you please re-send that info. This is a new email account for me and I didn't realize that there was a 2 day auto-archive function. Needless to say, I lost everyone's email.
Thanks, Jeremy
jeremy.baioni@fortthomas.kyschools.us
Posts: 27 | Location: Fort Thomas, KY | Registered: July 02, 2008
1) i have alot of stuff- powerpoints analyzing pitching motions and hitters swings (mlb guys), dugout lineup cards, basic scouting/pitch charts, bullpen session charts, practice plan templates, good drills, off-season workouts stuff, Ron Wolforth Combat Pitcher stuff, great situtation hitting BP drill, stat spreadsheets, alot of uniform links 2) im looking for anything- pitching stuff, hitting stuff, fielding stuff, drills, playbooks, coaches manuals, charts, signs, plays, practice plans, motivational stuff, workout stuff, you name it... send it. I'll keep returning the favor.
Looking forward to it!
Posts: 62 | Location: Long Island | Registered: January 10, 2007
