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Jaime Baseball Academy
United States
Приєднався 13 чер 2007
This is the UA-cam home of Jaime Baseball Academy head instructor, Brett Jaime. If you are trying to grow as an athlete or coach, follow our channel as we would love to be part of your journey in pursuing your goals and your pursuit of excellence.
Відео
Pitching: Leg Kick
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Drills to teach young pitchers proper foundations of a leg kick. Balanced Leg Kick: 0:07
Pitching: Arm Swing Progression
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Drills to help develop efficient arm swing, especially for young pitchers. Static Feet Arm Swing: 0:55 Static Feet Arm Swings w/Towel: 2:20 Arm Swings w/Throw 2:55
Pitching: Pelvic Tilt Progression Drills
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Pitching drills on developing pelvic tilt and hip drive for pitchers. Pelvic Tilts: 0:17 Pelvic Tilts w/Towel: 0:42 Pelvic Tilts w/Partner Lean: 1:10
Pitching: Separation Progression Drills
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Pitching drills to help with developing hip to shoulder separation in young pitchers. 1-2-3 Hip Lead Drill: 0:17 1-2-3 Hip Lead w/Turnover: 0:51
Pitching: Follow Through Drills
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Drills for helping developing proper follow through. Balanced Hold Pick-Up: 0:12 Supermans w/PVC: 1:05
Pitching: Kickout Progression Drills
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Drill progression for teaching initial hip drive towards home plate for pitchers. Kickout Drives: 0:21 Isolated Kickout Drives w/Partner: 1:02 Isolated Kickout Drives w/Landing: 2:10 Isolated Kickout w/Full Throw: 3:08
JBA Philosophy
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A short explanation on the over-arching philsophy that shapes the Jaime Baseball Academy.
Catching: Shadow Ball
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I have all my catchers do this drill at least a few times each year (whether they are 10u or D1 players) to teach or reinforce proper positioning on receiving of pitches.
Infielding: Stationary Ball Drill
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This drill is great for fielders to hone their footwork and basic fielding mechanics while introducing new techniques. It's a perfect first step in any fielding progression, for any age.
Coaching Strategy #1-Encoding Success
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Coaching Strategy #1-Encoding Success
Coaching Strategies #2-View of Practice Drills
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Coaching Strategies #2-View of Practice Drills
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How can I change the settings so team fouls stop at 5 and reset every quarter?
Does anyone know what model this is? Ours is a "Nevco"... Want to know if the controller is the same...
That’s cool
where can I get this from
Wierd
Can we put logo on the BT BASKETBALL CAMERA? And can i use other camera for the Bt basketball camera? I mean not the phone camera
This is harder than the tissot system
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Any suggestions on how i learn all of the double plays and when to throw home from the outfield or play cutoff and when to let it roll to home and all that stuff?
Well, there’s a lot that can happen at any given time. But if you have specific questions just post them here and I’ll answer them. As for when you throw home… 1) any runner on 2nd, base hit to the OF, throw home on a line and then it’s the catcher/cut offs decision whether or not to relay or cut it. 2) any runner on 1st and a double is hit, look to throw home…again throw on a line to your cut off man (probably SS or 2B). 3) any runner on 3rd and fly ball hit at you or in front…look to can him at the dish! Hope that helps!
@@JaimeBaseball Thank you!! Your answers help alot because some of the youtube tutorials are like jumping into a pool of lava.
@@JaimeBaseball Is ''Rolling'' A baseball play the same thing as Turning a baseball play just a throw from 3rd, to 2nd, to 1st Or 2nd, to 1st Or is it just whatever is the best play (throwing wise) to make Thanks.
Too many steps from a lot of those fielders
Honestly didn’t understand how you ran things. Couldn’t see the whole infield at once in any of the shots to figure it out. Couldn’t figure it out with just what you where saying. Maybe it’s just me and I need to see what you meant.
Hey Roberto, thanks for watching and the comment. Yep, not the best view. Wish I could’ve had a drone or the camera elevated and behind home. Maybe the picture of the Word doc at the end would help explain but if you have any questions or need help with something I’m happy to try and explain more brett.jaime@gmail.com. I still use a similar routine today but have tweaked things to make it a lot better. Take care!
Great Stuff! I'm impressed! Thanks!
Thanks! I hope it helps with something. Hoping to do a lot more videos this year. Let's stay in touch!
Thanks for this, I'm assistant coach on my club. I really like. We training 15 U
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Nice video. Would you think it is ok to throw first before physical warm up?
It's probably okay if done rarely but I wouldn't make it a habit. Leaders in the arm care industry such as Driveline Baseball go through a very thorough process to get the body and arm warmed up prior to throwing.
I wonder if they do the same with an ipad today?
Great video, I enjoy the content of your channel. Question about attacking from above. Is the angle of the attack correlated more to the height of the pitch than the location (outside) of pitch? That is to say that your bat path matches the plane (height) of the pitch. Thanks
Hi Steve, thanks for the note. Attack angle or the plane of the barrel coming into the ball should always be somewhat consistent (7'-15' up usually). The greater variable is the amount of shoulder tilt the hitter has to create in order to have those attack angles on pitches that are in/out, up/down. The amount of shoulder tilt (and side bend or spine angle tilt) needed on a pitch low and away will be much greater than on a pitch up at the letters. Hope that helps. Happy to answer any questions I can!
Jaime Baseball Academy excellent point regarding shoulder tilt in relation to pitch height. Thanks for the additional information and great content!
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2nd baseman got hands
This is amazing it’s Conner
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Would you be able to post a link or send me the routine list that was shown in the video?
Sorry for not responding. What's your email and I can send you the routine, it's been modified since then.
@@JaimeBaseball I wouild love this routine, please it to daniel.freschi@gmail.com thank you.
Is going past 120 feet recommended
Depending on the age, ability, health and other factors, moving beyond 120 is definitely recommended. I use 120' as a standard distance for my high school aged fielders in order to get them ready for that day's practice or game but this is not an arm strength or arm health program. It's a warm-up routine. Thanks for the question!
The short answer is yes. Check out this article for more information: www.jaegersports.com/jaeger-sports-off-season-throwing-program/.
They look very talented wish my team practiced like this instead of goofing around.
Zachary Justice that’s a coaching issue. lack of control from the coach.
Do you place an emphasis on hitters trying to strike a certain portion of the ball? Contact on bottom 1/3 of ball along with proper path leads to more line drives and fly balls. Do you feel that proper contact point on all is more a result of swing path?
Love the video, especially the definition of the tucking of the top hand.
Great stuff coach! I just come across your videos and love the content. What are your thoughts on hitting against a firm/stiff front leg vs. having some degree of flex (knee bend) in the lead leg. I think Cory and Kyle Seager along with Cody Bellinger are examples of flex in front leg. The flex is slight at point of contact but their finish features definite flex. Thanks for the great content!
OK. That's pretty comprehensive. What do you do to reset the clock to 15 seconds, when required by rule? Just add time until you reach 15 seconds?
Did you ever find out?
Nice vid. Thank You - I am implementing these routines in my Club Ball Team. Best regards. Coach Sergio.
Sergio Molina i just subbed. Saludos desde México
Thanks for the comment Sergio. Hope it's been helping!
Great drill. I love it!
How dare you not show me how to plug it in! I don't even know how to start this whole process now. I knew I had to press the reset button...it told me on the little green scoreboard screen, it had instructions on it. ALWAYS CHOOSE ENTER!! Don't get confused. Wow 23.6 seconds, what a tough one. Don't mess up the most on fouls! 2:39 it's your boy Logan Hanbayyy. Foul on #24! We know how to do rocket science now. LET THE CLOCK RUN DOWN!! BLOW THE HORN!!!! yeahhhhhhh!!!! Make sure to start the time out when you're supposed to. That awkward five seconds of silence at the end. AND THE MUSTANGS WIN WITH AN ASTOUNDING TWO POINTS!!!