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Summary: Learn how to do a drill to help field ground balls in this free video series on baseball tips.
Bill Rogan has had a lifelong passion for baseball. After playing in high school (Spring Valley, New York) Bill played at the collegiate level for Duquesne University in Pittsburgh,...read more
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"Hi! I'm Bill Rogan along with Andy and on behalf of Expert Village, here we're going to do a drill that will keep you low to the ground moving laterally side to side. It's a very hand eye coordination drill, and all kids should do it. Andy will demonstrate. Andy's in a field position. Staying low on the balls of his feet, moving laterally. Nice. Now I'm going to cross him up here and go back this way. Stay alert. You never know where the ball's going to hit. That's a great drill to do for kids, even to major league level. "
eHow Article: Ground Ball Drills in Baseball
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