The Secret I Used To Win More Games &
Have More Fun With Baseball.

I don’t know if you want to be Joe Giradi or Alex Rodriguez. Whether you want to be a great coach or team manager like Branch Rickey or Charlie Manuel, or a big-game MVP remembered forever like Ted Williams, Jackie Robinson or Alex Pujols.

What I do know is that you love baseball, the green grass, the crisp white uniforms, the peanuts and crackerjack, the sound of the ball on the bat and the ball in the glove. And you want to play or coach at the highest level your natural skill and desire can take you.

I'm like you, I'm always on the internet looking for new baseball tips and strategies! And the fact is, I cant tell you how many baseball coaching books I have checked out in an effort to gain real training techniques I can apply straight away to gain benefit.

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In my travels, the best book I've ever found was called "Coaching Youth Baseball" by John M Rosenburg. It's fulled of fun baseball training drills to teach you the specific methods John Rosenburg developed while playing and coaching at Hampton Bays High, Ithaca College and Johnson City High School in New York. The techniques he explains are soo simple, yet so powerful.

For starters, here's a few things I learnt:

• The correct way to practice the Stride and Swing for maximum batting control and huge improvements in distance
• When and where to start watching the ball from the pitcher – not when you might think!
• How and where to hit for maximum scoring effect in the game
• The two ways to bunt and when to use them for the best results
• Whether to have your thumbs or little fingers together for the safest catching when fielding
• The four-boy “button drill” which makes sure your fielders watch the ball all the way into their gloves
• Why you should never look at the ball when running or stealing bases
• Sliding into base – “hook” or “leg-under” slide – which is most likely to get the runner safely to base
• What four things your pitcher needs that are more important than physical ability
• Why the catcher should “catch it with his nose” and how to prevent “blind staggers”
• When should the catcher cover 3rd
• What are the best plays from 1st with a runner on base
• How the second-sacker is the key to the double-play – the most damaging and powerful defensive play in baseball – and how to protect the bag from the first-to-second steal
• Why young outfielders should always relay-throw, and which relay should be longest (most managers get this wrong)

Sounds good doesn't it? Here's the Bottom line...

A Rawlings or Mizuno glove can cost anywhere from $90 to $140, and you won’t find a decent bat for much under a couple of hundred dollars these days. However, the best bat, ball and gloves are a waste of your hard-earned money unless you know how to pitch, hit and catch.

I want you to have the same results I got from reading of “Coaching Youth Baseball”. The 132 pages of illustrations, drills and instructions will vastly improve the game of you and your players, from tee-ball to the pee-wees and beyond. Improving your play and that of your team can be assured as a science rather than a game.

I was so impressed by the book I arranged with the author to offer you this outstanding coaching manual at low cost, and make it available for instant download so you and your team can start to see your game improve.

So go ahead, download your copy now for $17.

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