
Introducing the crew from Robbins Athletics. Richard and his six boys: Joey, Christian, Ben, Ezra, Stephen, and Spencer.
Engage beginning youth players with a welcoming kickoff to baseball and teach core fundamentals through an active, ready-to-play approach.
Show beginners how to progress from catching with a hand to using a glove, starting with a smush ball and advancing to baseballs with safe, confidence-building reps.
In warm-up lines, players practice throwing and catching at set distances to the chest with no dropped balls, gradually increasing distance to build confidence and consistency.
Use a tee to help beginners hit a stationary baseball, keeping eyes on the ball for solid contact. Adjust the tee for flat ground and emphasize stance and focus.
Teach batting fundamentals through a travel-ball drill with an older 12U player, emphasizing head stability, proper hinge and knee alignment, weight placement, and timing to improve contact.
This introduction to baseball for young beginner players is designed to help coaches and parents guide and teach young baseball players how to get a good enough handle on the game to compete.
In this course, the family behind Robbins Athletics will demonstrate:
How to teach young players to develop their reflexes to be able to catch a ball
How to help young baseball players become confident catching baseballs
Teaching young baseball players how to throw
Getting young baseball players to hit well, starting with using a tee, then with soft toss, and finally with pitched balls
Teaching young players how to play defense by fielding ground balls and throwing to first base to get a force out.
The Robbins brothers demonstrate their development of baseball skills in this course, including 17-year-old Spencer, 15-year-old Stephen, 12-year-old Ezra, 10-year-old Benjamin, 8-year-old Christian, and 6-year-old Joey.
This course is a good resource for rec league coaches who want to have their team play successfully by developing the fundamental skills required to play baseball well: catching, throwing, hitting, and fielding.
Follow along as the young Robbins kids work on their skills with the help of their dad and their high school baseball playing older brothers.