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FieldingUse Red & Green Runners for Better Defensive DecisionsWith the speed in the game of softball today, defensive indecision can mean the difference between out and safe and ultimately between winning and losing. Learn how Red and Green Runners can help your defense make the right play. 2 Great Drills that Help Both Your Infielders and OutfieldersLearn what a Wall and a Zip Ball® have in common and how to use them to improve your fielding skills Great Fielding Drill Under PressureFind out how Around the World will help your infielders field and throw better under pressure! A Better Infield Warm-up DrillLearn a much better way of doing the same old infield warmup drill we’ve all done for years 4 Tips for Infielders Struggling with GroundballsHave you ever had an infielder, a really good infielder, suddenly not be able to field a groundball? If you havent yet, you will. It can happen out of the blue so discover 4 ways to help get this player right back on track. Fantastic Lessons I've Learned from Top College CoachesLearn the right pitch combinations, defensive strategies, bat speeds and more from some of the best college coaches in the country! Men vs. Women
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SearchSubscribeCategoriesTestimonials"If you coach softball you should take advantage of the knowledge Cindy Bristow is offering through Softball Excellence. I have been involved in fast pitch softball for more than 35 years as a player and coach, and she is the most knowledgeable coach I have worked with. Cindy's basic approach to teaching sound fundamentals, without a bunch of gimmicks, will greatly assist in the preparation of your players to compete physically and mentally. The material she produces is direct, to the point, and easy to absorb." - Ernie Yarbrough - Associate Director Georgia High School Association |
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