I’ve been hitting 200 to 300 baseballs a day off of the tee. I take ground balls in the infield for 30 minutes and then take pop flies in the outfield for 30 minutes. I throw two bullpens twice a week with my brothers. I’ve been lifting weights in my spare time and have been improving as many aspects of my game as possible. The virus may keep me from playing on a team, but it won’t stop my work ethic.⚾️⚾️💪💪
Great video, this is pretty much how I have always do a glove break in. This is a more natural way of doing it versus steaming or driving over your glove with the family car (craziness) or even putting it in your microwave like others have said. Time and patience will always form a better pocket than quicker less conventional ways of doing it. Well done.
I have been setting aside 2 hours a day for this whole break in baseball to start improving myself, i have been working with a minor league prospect to help on my swing on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday I have another prospect to work on pitch control and velocity. I have a 70 foot batting cage in my yard to hit in and also have a mound in it too. But not only have I put baseball up front, i have school work too help me with my 4.5 GPA. I have had a pro 44 sense the very beginning of my baseball career and started a trend on my travel, and school teams to use them as well. I hope you will consider my application for this glove, it is very beautiful.
Just bought a custom 44 glove for my daughter about three weeks ago. We are excited to see the finished product once it's done. We've been working on staying square in front of ground balls and tee work.
I have been doing a full workout including stretching/dynamic warmup, hitting and tracking my progress using a Blast sensor, fielding off a pitchback net, a full throwing workout including Jaeger bands, and then on some days, I throw bullpens. I basically do a self-regulated/self-run practice every day so I can be ready and not rusty whenever baseball comes back. I also lift some light weights and run a lot, with a little bit of plyometric ladder work thrown in there. I want to be prepared for whatever challenges are presented at the end of this coronacation.
I’ve been hitting off the tee into a net everyday, I’ve been running around the block everyday and I do 100 push-ups, 100 sit ups and 1:30 planks everyday.
I’ve been working on my speed and agility in my backyard. This last year I’ve really been trying to become a multi tool athlete and I thought that I could work on my running more. I’ve also been working off the tee and just pitching into a net to try and stay current during these tough times. Really big fan of 44 i got my first one last year and it’s amazing you guys killed it with the signature series! -Tyler
Whenever it just looks dry or has dirt just turn the water on and grab some water in one palm and slap it on the palm, don’t put a lot of water just enough to get the dirt out then you can apply glove rub
I am watching all the videos from the pros on how to get better at all positions. Everything fr footwork to throwing form and batting theories and styles. I can take this to practice and get better every day!
I have been doing J-Bands, agility drills, running, tee hitting and recording myself to see what adjustments I have to make, fielding drills, and throwing with a couple of actual pitching throw days mixed in there.
I have been doing a workout daily to build strength, also I've been taking short hops with a training glove. One other thing I have been doing is taking swings off a tee to stay consistent. I have Crohn's (a inflammatory intestinal disease) and baseball has got my mind off the pain, but with all that's going on in the world right now I haven't been able to play as much. Doing those drills and workouts has kept me happy and motivated to get back on that field. I would also like to say thank you 44 I bought a glove from you guys a while back and I love it, it was my first high quality glove. Keep up the amazing work.
I been in a throwing and weight lifting program for the past year and half called P3 (Premier pitching and performance). You can check them out at p3_stl on twitter.
practicing how to get under fly balls and correcting my swing to hit the ball farther and less grounders. Love your channel since I've discovered it. working out and building my endurance and strength to track down the ball and get to the ball sooner is fun
I’ve been putting on “practices” 6 days a week for my high school team to make sure we are still getting our work in during this tough time in the country without sports. I’m also using this time to work on my overall strength and diet.
Lifting weights at home, riding a stationary bike, push-ups, sit-ups, practicing taking grounders with an imaginary ball, pitching with a sock, and practicing my swing.
I have been working J-Bands, movement off the mound, and mechanics, both flat ground and off the mound. I have been putting a lot of time into getting a good stretch with J-Bands so that way I don’t hurt myself like I have in the past. I love the 44 I got a while back and I am always going to choose 44 over anything else!
hi 44, i’ve been playing catch everyday with my brothers, hitting with my dad, and going to the park with my friends. i would be so happy if i won this glove. By the way been a huge fan for a while now and a big fan of coachella gloves and benny miller.
I’ve been hitting off of a tee for 1 hour a day, after that playing catch for 1 hour. After playing catch I hit in a batting cage. After the cage I take fielding practice with ground balls and pop fly’s. After that I take a nice 2-3 mile run to stay in shape. Soft toss to end it off and that’s my daily routine. 👌🏻
Ive been doing body workouts since the gyms out the question, doing plyo ball drills against a wall, working on footwork from behind the plate to each base, dry swings, and the treadmill.
I’ve been doing some at home work outs. Doing squats, leg lifts, push-ups, sit ups, mountains climber, and more strength and agility work plus ab work. I also have been going outside and hitting off the tee and doing some picking drill to help at catching. I also have been doing runs around my town of course obeying the COVID-19 procautionary measures and been doing some more stuff to stay in shape.
Since I’m an infielder, I’ve been working on footwork and hands. I’ve also been working on picking. On the hitting side, I’m more of a speed guy and I’ve been trying out slap hitting. My glove is a 5 year old hand me down so I could really use a new one. (BTW, this was a helpful video. I’ve been helping my younger brother break in his new glove).
To get better, I have been following a workout program every day, hitting off the tee every day, doing agility drills, working on hands drills, throwing a bullpen twice a week, and taking fungo for outfield.
My 10yr old son has been hitting into his net everyday in our basement! He would love a 44 glove to kick off his select season! Great instructional video! Thanks!
I have been working on my pitching mechanics by breaking them down with workouts that improve them every single day. Every dry throw and actual throw is with my first and only 44 Pro Glove.
I’ve been working on keeping my hands back to get more power with my swing. On fielding I get either a pancake mit or a little mit and work on quick hands and feet getting the ball out of my glove as quick as possible. 150 push-ups 100 squats and 5 sets of 35 crunches to stay in shape.
I’ve been throwing around weights every day for over an hour, hitting off the tee into a net, and throwing and pitching into a net to keep my arm in shape!! Even though we are on a lockdown, still got to get that work in if I want to play college ball!
I subscribed, me and my team practice everyday except Sundays from 1:30pm to 4:30pm. I still practice on Sundays with my friends. I hit off the tee a lot, do rolly pollys, and run a lot.
Just got in from throwing the ball around with my son. His season is on hold but we are still practicing in the snow. Teaching him how to track the ball properly! Foot work is life. 🤙🏾 I see you Corona! 🧐
I’ve been doing pancake drills in my backyard and hitting off my tee everyday, Do to COVID-19 for our sessions getting canceled I have plenty of time to brake in a glove. love what y’all are doing I have started a pro 44 trend at my school and have 4 other teammates that bought 44 gloves cause of me. :)
As a coach I’ve been sending videos to my team to keep our team spirits up through this crazy shut down. We will play baseball this year and be a strong group of young men.
I play men's softball and I am working on line drive shots to specific places on the field instead of being just a power player. Also working on first base drills for better picking/snagging up short hops.
I practice 24/7, and made a pitching mound in my backyard I pitch a lot on it. I still practice through this vîrûś that’s going around, and i already have a 44 pro glove and I just ordered another, it’s coming in soon!
I’ve got a net to throw into worm on flat grounds as well as hit into. I’ve worked on my hands and footwork as far as turning double plays. I’ve been working on ground balls by throwing a ball against a concrete wall and then getting the footwork down as well as working on short hops. Lastly, I’ve been hitting bp 2-3 times a week to stay sharp for when or if the season gets started again.
Hey 44 Pro Gloves hope you guys are staying safe and Healthy. Currently I am injured with my shoulder. I have been doing a lot of running and body weight workouts. Great video have a amazing day!
Going outside and working on some tee work as well as some short hop drills then just fielding ground balls forehand center and backhand. I am also a catcher so I’m working on blocking smothering the ball and working mechanics for throw downs to second and third.
My 10 year old is using this time to be a kid and doing stuff that we do not get to do during the spring time while breaking in his new 44 pro glove we are also still playing catch and doing drills but mainly using this time for him to take a break from the fast every day life of tournament and league baseball.
I have been using weighted balls plus bands to help increase my arm strength. I have also been working on blocking/receiving with other catchers on my team.
So far I’ve been using the brick wall on the outside of my house to simulate ground balls as well as getting some throwing in. I have also been working on my a third pitch. Finally I have been working on my shoulders with bands and dumbbells
I’ve been working on fundamentals and mechanics in my room, specifically infielding and catching drills, working all the back hands, scoops, picks all off a wall.
I tried breaking in my softball pattern 44 properly. I really did. I spent so much time with it. I even got a softball specific mallet (uses an actual softball attached to a handle). But I just couldn't get it the way I wanted it. It was taking forever to mold to my fingers and the pocket felt so small. I ended up doing the very very not recommended way of soaking in hot water, putting in a ball, wrapping in a towel, and sticking it under my mattress for 3 weeks. It was still slightly damp when I took it out which was actually a good thing because it made the glove mold to my fingers really quickly. I know its bad, I know its wrong and not recommended. But I just wanted to use the damn thing in a game! Now it's nice and floppy and I love it :) Best glove I've ever owned!
I’ve been working out best I can while being stuck inside. I’ve also been hitting off the tee and playing catch with a baseball and a football every other day. Really praying my season won’t get cancelled!
i have been hitting off the tee (angled hitting, different locations, etc.) and have been doing agility ladder drills and functional training, lastly i have also been pitching some bullpens and playing long toss.
I love doing tee work and soft toss I play 3rd base so I've worked on getting the ball across the diamond and pressing through the ball always working through it ]
Going to the little league field, hopping the fence, and hitting absolute BOMBS, well kinda. Taking ground balls there as well and playing catch with my brother. Keeping everything (mechanics, feels, etc.) just how it was when the season was still going.
I’ve been getting better by running laps around my neighborhood since the Gyms are closed, and playing catch with my 6 year old daughter who starts little league this year and just watching old baseball games and examining players techniques.
Just purchased a new pro 44 glove blonde and mesh style , Can’t wait to start playing catch with it. I’m already looking at a new pro 44 glove in the style 574 with the laced web style .
been working on bunt coverages, tee work, using speed trainers on the lite flight machine, outfield drills, pitching drills, and ofc i was using my 44😉💯
This offseason I’ve gotten hitting,pitching,and fielding coaches while doing lots of extra conditioning work and now that the season is postponed I’ve been going up to the fields to hit and in my front yard I’ve been hitting off the tee and doing soft toss along with some pitching
I’ve been working on trying to stay in shape because all of the gyms in my area are closed due to Covid-19. I also go hit and throw up at my high school field to try to stay ready so hopefully when our season resumes I can have a good senior season.
I’ve been working with my little brother taking grounders in our backyard, working on footwork and agility, and a whole lot of strength training to bulk up the arms !!
I set up a net to do tee work with and soft toss. I've been doing agility drill and trying to do glove hand and opposite hand fielding. As outfielder I've been working on long toss and trying to get the ball in as fast as possible. I've been working on speed and stamina to.
Ive been working with both of my kids fielding and batting to each other. They are also pitching everyday and doing inside fielding and hand eye coordination drills before bed. 😀
I’ve been lifting weights, eating right, getting enough sleep, and throwing outside daily. Now that my season is cancelled I’m working hard to improve myself.💪🏻
I've been doing workouts every morning and night to get faster and stronger, as well as going to the field at least 3 times a week with my dad to work on pitching and hitting.
I have been getting ground balls and pop ups from my brother at my local park. Working on my pop time and arm for catching. Working on the tee and going to the gym and lifting weights. Getting in a couple bullpens so I can fell good when I get back on the mound.
My daughter is 8. She's just learning how to swing. We've been in the backyard with the batting net. To learn how to swing, she starts by swinging a thin one handed bat off the tee. She works both hands. On the second bucket, she swings a heavy wood bat. On the third bucket, she uses her Rawlings Eclipse Fast Pitch, 27" drop 12. After one bucket with the one handed bat, and one bucket with the wood bat, she's killing it with the drop 12 on the third and final bucket. By the time this coronavirus is dome, she's going to be knocking it out of the park! Go baby girl! She would love this glove you are giving it away. Both myself and my son use 44Pro. Make her day, and she'll publish a video review about it :)
I have been taking ground balls everyday, playing catch. I’ve been working the bands to keep the arm healthy and strong. I also have just been doing some hitting drills with PVC pipes everyday.
Been going out in the backyard and putting in some tee work, catch with family and the occasional walk up song at dinner so I don’t forget what it’s like to walk up to the plate
I've been getting in a looot of tee work everyday (not just hitting but also pitching) and I've been working on getting my core stronger, I would recommend it to every ballplayer
I go outside each day for an hour and take ground balls and picks on my throwback net along with swinging the bat. I also play catch with my dad everyday for about 45 minutes.
Currently lifting and running. Broke my ankle playing ball in the fall and rehab has been tough. Trying to get back in shape and hitting the cages to get my swing back!
Ive been working out everyday in the morning, different parts of the body everyday. Looking to really bring up my strength while hitting but also throwing. After, i hit buckets into a net to keep my swing in tact. Finally, every night i go for a run around the block for some cartio.
I have been going to field working on my game, going to the cages, lifting, doing agility training, pitching training to work on everything about my game, working on my arm accuracy, working on my foot work when coming to the ball, etc. I have been grinding all winter and my whole life and I hope I can prove myself when I get to play high school at the Varsity level this year and I will continue to work on my game no matter what!!
I’ve been doing at home workouts consisting of abs, arms, chest and legs all body weight workouts with a run in the morning, then playing catch up to with a partner and throwing a bull pen twice a week!
I’ve been hitting 200 to 300 baseballs a day off of the tee. I take ground balls in the infield for 30 minutes and then take pop flies in the outfield for 30 minutes. I throw two bullpens twice a week with my brothers. I’ve been lifting weights in my spare time and have been improving as many aspects of my game as possible. The virus may keep me from playing on a team, but it won’t stop my work ethic.⚾️⚾️💪💪
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Thanks for the break in tips! I'm starting by getting a new 44 Pro Glove thanks to Randy!
Great video, this is pretty much how I have always do a glove break in. This is a more natural way of doing it versus steaming or driving over your glove with the family car (craziness) or even putting it in your microwave like others have said. Time and patience will always form a better pocket than quicker less conventional ways of doing it. Well done.
I have been setting aside 2 hours a day for this whole break in baseball to start improving myself, i have been working with a minor league prospect to help on my swing on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday I have another prospect to work on pitch control and velocity. I have a 70 foot batting cage in my yard to hit in and also have a mound in it too. But not only have I put baseball up front, i have school work too help me with my 4.5 GPA. I have had a pro 44 sense the very beginning of my baseball career and started a trend on my travel, and school teams to use them as well. I hope you will consider my application for this glove, it is very beautiful.
I’ve been doing strength training, pushups, and footwork, as well as hitting into a net. My friend has a 44, and I really hope I win!
Just bought a custom 44 glove for my daughter about three weeks ago. We are excited to see the finished product once it's done. We've been working on staying square in front of ground balls and tee work.
taking grounders from my elderly father, hes taught me so much about the game, making me a better, and spending quality time bonding.
I have been doing a full workout including stretching/dynamic warmup, hitting and tracking my progress using a Blast sensor, fielding off a pitchback net, a full throwing workout including Jaeger bands, and then on some days, I throw bullpens. I basically do a self-regulated/self-run practice every day so I can be ready and not rusty whenever baseball comes back. I also lift some light weights and run a lot, with a little bit of plyometric ladder work thrown in there. I want to be prepared for whatever challenges are presented at the end of this coronacation.
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wow i love j bands
I’ve been hitting off the tee into a net everyday, I’ve been running around the block everyday and I do 100 push-ups, 100 sit ups and 1:30 planks everyday.
I’m just finishing the break in on my 44 thanks for the tips. I am currently working on mental focus drills for both my hitting and pitching.
I’ve been working on my speed and agility in my backyard. This last year I’ve really been trying to become a multi tool athlete and I thought that I could work on my running more. I’ve also been working off the tee and just pitching into a net to try and stay current during these tough times. Really big fan of 44 i got my first one last year and it’s amazing you guys killed it with the signature series! -Tyler
hitting off the tee and strength training
Hey, I just ordered my first 44! I also purchased the glove rub, how often should I apply that to my glove?
Whenever it just looks dry or has dirt just turn the water on and grab some water in one palm and slap it on the palm, don’t put a lot of water just enough to get the dirt out then you can apply glove rub
Never use aloe shaving cream and leave it out over night then wake up and hit it with them mallet
I am watching all the videos from the pros on how to get better at all positions. Everything fr footwork to throwing form and batting theories and styles. I can take this to practice and get better every day!
I watch your videos to learn the proper way to prep and use the equipment. My son wants to play so I’m learning the details.
I have been doing J-Bands, agility drills, running, tee hitting and recording myself to see what adjustments I have to make, fielding drills, and throwing with a couple of actual pitching throw days mixed in there.
My son and I have been working on fielding and batting in the basement. Very limited space but you do what you can to improve every day!
I have been doing a workout daily to build strength, also I've been taking short hops with a training glove. One other thing I have been doing is taking swings off a tee to stay consistent. I have Crohn's (a inflammatory intestinal disease) and baseball has got my mind off the pain, but with all that's going on in the world right now I haven't been able to play as much. Doing those drills and workouts has kept me happy and motivated to get back on that field. I would also like to say thank you 44 I bought a glove from you guys a while back and I love it, it was my first high quality glove. Keep up the amazing work.
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I been in a throwing and weight lifting program for the past year and half called P3 (Premier pitching and performance). You can check them out at p3_stl on twitter.
practicing how to get under fly balls and correcting my swing to hit the ball farther and less grounders. Love your channel since I've discovered it. working out and building my endurance and strength to track down the ball and get to the ball sooner is fun
I’ve been putting on “practices” 6 days a week for my high school team to make sure we are still getting our work in during this tough time in the country without sports. I’m also using this time to work on my overall strength and diet.
Lifting weights at home, riding a stationary bike, push-ups, sit-ups, practicing taking grounders with an imaginary ball, pitching with a sock, and practicing my swing.
I have been hitting off a tee and working on my fielding with my dad to make me the best ball player I can be.
Keep it up Joe!
Excited to get my first 44 pro glove. Thanks for creating this video, I’m going to play catch with my son right now!
I have been working J-Bands, movement off the mound, and mechanics, both flat ground and off the mound. I have been putting a lot of time into getting a good stretch with J-Bands so that way I don’t hurt myself like I have in the past. I love the 44 I got a while back and I am always going to choose 44 over anything else!
I’ve been taking 100 tee swings everyday and throwing with my dad
why are you just posting a lot?
thats awesome keep up the great work! remember me when you are an MLB player
@@mlbcomps5093 I WILL!!
Hitting the gym everyday, lifting and squatting. I also started using weighted balls to help recover from a shoulder injury.
Been hitting the indoor cages, weathers been bad. Cant wait to order my first 44 pro. Great video keep it up.
I have had my 44 pro glove for 5 months it is doing very well!
hi 44, i’ve been playing catch everyday with my brothers, hitting with my dad, and going to the park with my friends. i would be so happy if i won this glove. By the way been a huge fan for a while now and a big fan of coachella gloves and benny miller.
Great Video! I've been working with power bands, tee work, and just good 'ol catch with my bro! Keep the awesome content rolling... Preciate you!
I’ve been hitting off of a tee for 1 hour a day, after that playing catch for 1 hour. After playing catch I hit in a batting cage. After the cage I take fielding practice with ground balls and pop fly’s. After that I take a nice 2-3 mile run to stay in shape. Soft toss to end it off and that’s my daily routine. 👌🏻
Set up a net in my driveway and hitting everyday, also using a wall to take ground balls and short hops. Thanks for the video!
Ive been doing body workouts since the gyms out the question, doing plyo ball drills against a wall, working on footwork from behind the plate to each base, dry swings, and the treadmill.
I’ve been doing some at home work outs. Doing squats, leg lifts, push-ups, sit ups, mountains climber, and more strength and agility work plus ab work. I also have been going outside and hitting off the tee and doing some picking drill to help at catching. I also have been doing runs around my town of course obeying the COVID-19 procautionary measures and been doing some more stuff to stay in shape.
Working hard on and off the field. And putting 110 percent of effort every time I get on the field.
Ive been practicing my swing by hitting off of a tee and soft toss. I also have been throwing with my dad pretty often.
Since I’m an infielder, I’ve been working on footwork and hands. I’ve also been working on picking. On the hitting side, I’m more of a speed guy and I’ve been trying out slap hitting. My glove is a 5 year old hand me down so I could really use a new one. (BTW, this was a helpful video. I’ve been helping my younger brother break in his new glove).
To get better, I have been following a workout program every day, hitting off the tee every day, doing agility drills, working on hands drills, throwing a bullpen twice a week, and taking fungo for outfield.
My 10yr old son has been hitting into his net everyday in our basement! He would love a 44 glove to kick off his select season! Great instructional video! Thanks!
I have been hitting into my net, and taking ground balls with my come-backer. Listening to my coach’s is another way I get better.
Great tips in the video! Very helpful ⚾️🥎
I have been hitting into my bownet to work on my hitting. I have 2 44Pro gloves and I love them. Keep up the vids
I have been going on runs and been doing workouts at home working core mainly. I have also been playing catch as well as hitting at cages.
I have been working on my pitching mechanics by breaking them down with workouts that improve them every single day. Every dry throw and actual throw is with my first and only 44 Pro Glove.
I’ve been working on keeping my hands back to get more power with my swing. On fielding I get either a pancake mit or a little mit and work on quick hands and feet getting the ball out of my glove as quick as possible. 150 push-ups 100 squats and 5 sets of 35 crunches to stay in shape.
I’ve been throwing around weights every day for over an hour, hitting off the tee into a net, and throwing and pitching into a net to keep my arm in shape!! Even though we are on a lockdown, still got to get that work in if I want to play college ball!
Hitting the gym hard, ploy err is, got my diet on point, lots of tee work and working on getting my custom 44 nice and game ready!!!
I subscribed, me and my team practice everyday except Sundays from 1:30pm to 4:30pm. I still practice on Sundays with my friends. I hit off the tee a lot, do rolly pollys, and run a lot.
Just got in from throwing the ball around with my son. His season is on hold but we are still practicing in the snow. Teaching him how to track the ball properly! Foot work is life. 🤙🏾 I see you Corona! 🧐
I’ve been taking grounder and sprints in my back yard. I’ve also been hitting into my tee and watching mlb film.
I’ve been doing pancake drills in my backyard and hitting off my tee everyday, Do to COVID-19 for our sessions getting canceled I have plenty of time to brake in a glove. love what y’all are doing I have started a pro 44 trend at my school and have 4 other teammates that bought 44 gloves cause of me. :)
Hitting soft toss, tee work, fielding, pitching. Can’t wait to get back on the field!!
As a coach I’ve been sending videos to my team to keep our team spirits up through this crazy shut down. We will play baseball this year and be a strong group of young men.
Your fat old ass thought you was gonna get the glove. Let the kids have it
I have been using my hit-a-way to work on my batting. It helps me with getting my hips through the zone faster.
I play men's softball and I am working on line drive shots to specific places on the field instead of being just a power player. Also working on first base drills for better picking/snagging up short hops.
I've been working on my catching drills blocking specifically and also my pop ups on throw downs to second
I practice 24/7, and made a pitching mound in my backyard I pitch a lot on it. I still practice through this vîrûś that’s going around, and i already have a 44 pro glove and I just ordered another, it’s coming in soon!
I’ve been mainly working on strength, with pushups, planks, crunches, and squats. I’ve also been playing catch, throwing, and catching bullpens.
I’ve got a net to throw into worm on flat grounds as well as hit into. I’ve worked on my hands and footwork as far as turning double plays. I’ve been working on ground balls by throwing a ball against a concrete wall and then getting the footwork down as well as working on short hops. Lastly, I’ve been hitting bp 2-3 times a week to stay sharp for when or if the season gets started again.
Hey 44 Pro Gloves hope you guys are staying safe and Healthy. Currently I am injured with my shoulder. I have been doing a lot of running and body weight workouts. Great video have a amazing day!
Going outside and working on some tee work as well as some short hop drills then just fielding ground balls forehand center and backhand. I am also a catcher so I’m working on blocking smothering the ball and working mechanics for throw downs to second and third.
My 10 year old is using this time to be a kid and doing stuff that we do not get to do during the spring time while breaking in his new 44 pro glove we are also still playing catch and doing drills but mainly using this time for him to take a break from the fast every day life of tournament and league baseball.
i’ve been taking swings into the net and working out at home since can’t go to the cages:/ and doing racket ball drills, love the videos:)
I have been using weighted balls plus bands to help increase my arm strength. I have also been working on blocking/receiving with other catchers on my team.
So far I’ve been using the brick wall on the outside of my house to simulate ground balls as well as getting some throwing in. I have also been working on my a third pitch. Finally I have been working on my shoulders with bands and dumbbells
I’ve been working on fundamentals and mechanics in my room, specifically infielding and catching drills, working all the back hands, scoops, picks all off a wall.
This is a great time to improve strength, so I have been lifting and also been working on my hand and feet with wall ball.
I tried breaking in my softball pattern 44 properly. I really did. I spent so much time with it. I even got a softball specific mallet (uses an actual softball attached to a handle). But I just couldn't get it the way I wanted it. It was taking forever to mold to my fingers and the pocket felt so small. I ended up doing the very very not recommended way of soaking in hot water, putting in a ball, wrapping in a towel, and sticking it under my mattress for 3 weeks. It was still slightly damp when I took it out which was actually a good thing because it made the glove mold to my fingers really quickly. I know its bad, I know its wrong and not recommended. But I just wanted to use the damn thing in a game! Now it's nice and floppy and I love it :) Best glove I've ever owned!
I’ve been working out best I can while being stuck inside. I’ve also been hitting off the tee and playing catch with a baseball and a football every other day. Really praying my season won’t get cancelled!
i have been hitting off the tee (angled hitting, different locations, etc.) and have been doing agility ladder drills and functional training, lastly i have also been pitching some bullpens and playing long toss.
I love doing tee work and soft toss I play 3rd base so I've worked on getting the ball across the diamond and pressing through the ball always working through it ]
Been hitting off the tee, pitching into a net, and working on my footwork. I’ve also been doing some quarantine workouts.
Going to the little league field, hopping the fence, and hitting absolute BOMBS, well kinda. Taking ground balls there as well and playing catch with my brother. Keeping everything (mechanics, feels, etc.) just how it was when the season was still going.
I’ve been getting better by running laps around my neighborhood since the Gyms are closed, and playing catch with my 6 year old daughter who starts little league this year and just watching old baseball games and examining players techniques.
Just purchased a new pro 44 glove blonde and mesh style , Can’t wait to start playing catch with it. I’m already looking at a new pro 44 glove in the style 574 with the laced web style .
been working on bunt coverages, tee work, using speed trainers on the lite flight machine, outfield drills, pitching drills, and ofc i was using my 44😉💯
This offseason I’ve gotten hitting,pitching,and fielding coaches while doing lots of extra conditioning work and now that the season is postponed I’ve been going up to the fields to hit and in my front yard I’ve been hitting off the tee and doing soft toss along with some pitching
I’ve been working on trying to stay in shape because all of the gyms in my area are closed due to Covid-19. I also go hit and throw up at my high school field to try to stay ready so hopefully when our season resumes I can have a good senior season.
I’ve been working with my little brother taking grounders in our backyard, working on footwork and agility, and a whole lot of strength training to bulk up the arms !!
I set up a net to do tee work with and soft toss. I've been doing agility drill and trying to do glove hand and opposite hand fielding. As outfielder I've been working on long toss and trying to get the ball in as fast as possible. I've been working on speed and stamina to.
Ive been working with both of my kids fielding and batting to each other. They are also pitching everyday and doing inside fielding and hand eye coordination drills before bed. 😀
I’ve been lifting weights, eating right, getting enough sleep, and throwing outside daily. Now that my season is cancelled I’m working hard to improve myself.💪🏻
I've been doing workouts every morning and night to get faster and stronger, as well as going to the field at least 3 times a week with my dad to work on pitching and hitting.
I have been getting ground balls and pop ups from my brother at my local park. Working on my pop time and arm for catching. Working on the tee and going to the gym and lifting weights. Getting in a couple bullpens so I can fell good when I get back on the mound.
I’ve been playing catch, hitting off a machine, and taking grounders & pop flys with my dad for the first time in a while so it’s a lot of fun!
My daughter is 8. She's just learning how to swing. We've been in the backyard with the batting net. To learn how to swing, she starts by swinging a thin one handed bat off the tee. She works both hands. On the second bucket, she swings a heavy wood bat. On the third bucket, she uses her Rawlings Eclipse Fast Pitch, 27" drop 12. After one bucket with the one handed bat, and one bucket with the wood bat, she's killing it with the drop 12 on the third and final bucket. By the time this coronavirus is dome, she's going to be knocking it out of the park! Go baby girl! She would love this glove you are giving it away. Both myself and my son use 44Pro. Make her day, and she'll publish a video review about it :)
I have been taking ground balls everyday, playing catch. I’ve been working the bands to keep the arm healthy and strong. I also have just been doing some hitting drills with PVC pipes everyday.
Been going out in the backyard and putting in some tee work, catch with family and the occasional walk up song at dinner so I don’t forget what it’s like to walk up to the plate
I've been getting in a looot of tee work everyday (not just hitting but also pitching) and I've been working on getting my core stronger, I would recommend it to every ballplayer
I go outside each day for an hour and take ground balls and picks on my throwback net along with swinging the bat. I also play catch with my dad everyday for about 45 minutes.
Currently lifting and running. Broke my ankle playing ball in the fall and rehab has been tough. Trying to get back in shape and hitting the cages to get my swing back!
Ive been working out everyday in the morning, different parts of the body everyday. Looking to really bring up my strength while hitting but also throwing. After, i hit buckets into a net to keep my swing in tact. Finally, every night i go for a run around the block for some cartio.
Makin sure everyone around me is better , would love the glove , y’all are amazing
Throwing off the rebound net and also tossing with my brother and running to stay fit. Hard with the quarantine but we still working hard!
I’ve been swinging off the tee into a net from different plate positions and throwing into it to keep my arm good!
I have been going to field working on my game, going to the cages, lifting, doing agility training, pitching training to work on everything about my game, working on my arm accuracy, working on my foot work when coming to the ball, etc. I have been grinding all winter and my whole life and I hope I can prove myself when I get to play high school at the Varsity level this year and I will continue to work on my game no matter what!!
I’ve been doing at home workouts consisting of abs, arms, chest and legs all body weight workouts with a run in the morning, then playing catch up to with a partner and throwing a bull pen twice a week!