Why You Are Not Throwing Strikes
Dan Blewett outlines six reasons that pitchers are having trouble throwing strikes.
Stop Trying to Hit the Ball up the Middle
Chas Pippitt from Baseball Rebellion demonstrates why teaching batters to hit to center is a bad idea.
Why College Coaches Aren't Interested in You
Dan Blewett shares four reasons that college coaches may not be showing any interest in you.
Hit More Consistently by Staying Off Your Toes
Matt Antonelli says that putting too much weight on your toes is a major reason that hitters are not connecting with the ball on time.
What Age Should You Learn to Throw a Curveball?
Dan Blewett offers his opinion on when a pitcher should learn to throw a curveball, why at that age and how often he should throw it.
How to Do Soft Toss the Right Way
Sean Laird demonstrates the proper way to do soft-toss - something that few coaches do.
Pitchers - How to Prevent Arm Injuries
Dan Blewett outlines six ways that young pitchers wind up with arm injuries.
Hitters - Learn to Stay Connected With This Seated Hitting Drill
Coach Lisa Rizzo provides a hitting drill to keep hitters connected and instructs coaches on what they should be telling payers as they perform the drill.
Should Young Pitchers Learn to Throw a Cutter?
Dan Blewett says that a 12 year old pitcher should not try to learn to throw a cutter and explains why.
Stop Pulling Off the Ball with This Hitters Drill
Matt Antonelli provides a drill, using a shorter bat, to keep hitters from pulling off the ball when they swing.
Why Baseball IQ is So Important and How So Few High School Players Have It
Great presentation by Dan Blewett on baseball IQ, why it is important and how so many young players today just don't have it - for a myriad of reasons.
What's Easier to Throw for a Strike - a Curveball or a Slider?
Dan Blewett says that sliders are easier to throw for strikes than curveballs and explains why.
Sneak Peek Inside a Hitting Lesson with Future College Softball Player
A sneak peek inside a hitting lesson with Zoned Sports Academy's coach Duke Baxter and a new college softball commit. Interesting drills and discussion!
What's the Best Pitch on a 3-2 Count - Curveball or Changeup?
Dan Blewett thinks that throwing a changeup instead of a curveball is the better strategy on a 3-2 count for most pitchers and explains why.
Easing up on a Curveball for a Strike Isn't a Good Idea
Should you ease up on your curveball to make sure it is a strike? Dan Blewett discusses why that may be a bad idea.
Pitchers - Adjusting When You Are Throwing Too High
Dan Blewett shows pitchers how to adjust when their pitches are consistently too high.
Pitchers - How to Pitch to a Hitter Who Shifts His Weight Early
Dan Blewett exploits another swing flaw, telling pitchers how to pitch to a batter who shifts his weight early.
Should You Train or Play Summer Ball During the Off-Season?
Isaiah Trevino from Texas Baseball Ranch provides answers to whether or not you should train or play summer ball.
Pitchers - How to Prevent Arm injuries
Dan Blewett provides numerous tips for how pitchers can avoid arm injuries.
Pitchers - How to Dominate Batters who "Step in the Bucket"
Dan Blewett tells pitchers how to take advantage of hitters who "step in the bucket".
Sneak Peek - Third Base Fielding Lesson
Coach Julia Blarr from Zoned Sports Academy provides a sneak peek inside a fielding lesson with a third baseman.
Pitchers - How to Stop Bouncing Curveballs
Dan Blewett tells pitchers how to stop bouncing curveballs and throw more of them for strikes.
Interview with Villanova Pitching Coach, Jabin Weaver
Nunzio Signore from RPP Baseball interviews Villanova pitching coach, Jabin Weaver, discussing the transition from high school to Division 1 college baseball, common lifestyle adjustments that need to be made, why some freshmen struggle and more.
Key to Hitting a Sacrifice Fly
Dan Blewett explains how to hit sacrifice fly balls when your team is counting on you to do it.
Drills Catchers Can Do All By Themself
Matt Antonelli demonstrates several drills that catchers can do all by themselves, using a pitchback rebounder, to improve their defensive game.