Softball Bunting And Slapping Practice featuring Oklahoma State University Head Coach Kenny Gajewski

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  • Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
  • SportVideos.com and Oklahoma State University Head Softball Coach Kenny Gajewski present this clip for players and coaches. To purchase this DVD or download the complete 120 minute video visit: sportvideos.com...
    Get another look inside a Division I college softball practice featuring Oklahoma State University Head Coach Kenny Gajewski. The comprehensive program covers a wide variety of drills and competitive scenarios. Among the topics covered are: Bunting and Slapping Practice, Dynamic Stretching Routine, Practice Planning, Playing Catch and Everyday Drills, Infield Drills, Outfield and Infield Communication Drill, 1st and 3rd Offense and Defense and Situational Hitting and Base Running Practice. This DVD is an excellent resource for softball coaches or players at any level of competition. 120 minutes. 2018.
    About the Coach:
    Kenny Gajewski is the head softball coach for the Oklahoma State University (OSU) Cowgirls in Stillwater, Oklahoma. He has led the team back into the national spotlight and established OSU as one of college softball’s most promising programs. Before coming to OSU, Gajewski coached alongside Tim Walton at the University of Florida, where the Gators won back-to-back national championships in his final two years. Prior to joining the Gators, Kenny spent the 2011-12 season as the director of baseball operations for the The University of Tennessee Volunteers. Kenny Gajewski played baseball collegiately at the University of Oklahoma. He played for the Sooner baseball team in 1994 that won a national championship.
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  • @mfrench711
    @mfrench711 5 місяців тому

    I was recently told that a bunt that hits in the batter's box is automatically foul regardless of whether it goes fair and is fielded fair. Is this a rule across the board at all levels? It did not hit the batter, catcher or the bat twice. I cannot find this rule in any rulebook. Thank you. great video, by the way.