How to Teach the Batting Tee Baseball Game

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How to Teach the Batting Tee Baseball Game

Batting Tee Instruction There no better all-purpose drill for Little Leaguers than conducting an actual inter-squad baseball game using the batting tee. The drill is a fun drill that combines hitting, base running, and fielding.

You will find that youngsters love this because of the loads of all-around action and great competition. Batters like the feel of the bat striking the ball which greatly improves their self-confidence beyond any hitting drill available to this age group. The greenest beginners are able to connect with the ball sitting on top of a batting tee. Those few who can't have serious problems when it comes to hitting a baseball and require individual attention.

While the batter is hitting the ball off the tee, a coach can observe all the basics: level swing, head still, stance, shoulders parallel, elbows parallel etc.

Other coaches should help with base running, and infield and outfield play. Play can be stopped at anytime for instruction.

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