Great video and breakdown

Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!! This is poetry in motion

This is amazing to watch the differences. Do you have the links to the drills to make this happen?

Love your vids Matt. Buddy of mine and I have been binging these getting ready for baseball season ⚾️ 👍

Thanks a lot for helping Ballplayers

Keep grinding. Good luck this season.

Due to this infield video, I will shop and get this series. Outfielder also. So helpful.

Enjoying the content Sir. Been studying these videos with my 8 yr old son ; getting ready for spring ⚾

Thanks Matt. Not enough people talk about how to move through the ball. You mention the flamingo drill.. what is that?

This is how 5U should start, forget the W and build the mechanics. Thanks Coach

young man looks like hes a good learner. its the ones who take directions that will become better and maybe even great one day.

I was taught on how to field ground balls properly when I was 13 our coaches taught us to field the ball in front of you with your butt up and chest out and bring that glove up to your chest. But I was taught to start moving your feet while the pitcher is in his wind up or stretch position. Our coaches taught us the creep which means that you are on the balls of your feet and you start moving towards home plate. You don't want your infielders or outfielders to be flat footed because the ball will play them and that's the last thing that you want. But also our coach would take the flat piece of a ping pong paddle and make it into a glove and we would field ground balls with the flat piece of a ping pong paddle. But what that would do is make their hands quicker from glove to hand transfer but only use it as a drill or make them field the ball with their bare hands but make them shuffle their feet while fielding the ground balls. I know this because I've been fortunate to play for coaches that played pro or college and so with that my baseball knowledge is rich

When should the infielder start moving? After the pitch or before the pitch?

Personally, I would never give a kid that you are trying to correct a video of their teammate...